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Sustainly Tutorial #3: How to Use Parameters and Scenarios to Test Environmental Impact

Welcome to the third tutorial in the Sustainly series!
In this video, we dive deep into how to use parameters and scenarios to analyze and experiment with the environmental impact of your product models. Using a reusable plastic cup as an example, we’ll explore how changing the number of uses can dramatically affect the carbon footprint, resource consumption, and overall sustainability performance of your product lifecycle.

🧭 What You’ll Learn

How to set up parameters in Sustainly (e.g. “amount of uses”)
How to create and manage scenarios for impact comparison
How to divide environmental inputs like materials and waste by usage frequency
How to compare lifecycle results between different scenarios
Insights into LCA (Life Cycle Assessment) modeling and sustainable product design

🧩 Example Walkthrough

We model a reusable plastic cup and test three scenarios:
Single use (1x) – baseline model
Medium use (50x) – moderate reuse impact
High use (250x) – long-term sustainability benefits

You’ll see how increasing product reuse shifts environmental impact from raw material production to the use phase, showing the real power of sustainable design iteration.

💡 Why It Matters

This tutorial helps sustainability professionals, LCA practitioners, and eco-designers learn how to:

Run what-if analyses in Sustainly
Quantify environmental trade-offs
Support data-driven sustainability decisions

📘 Related Topics & Keywords:
Sustainly tutorial, life cycle assessment, LCA software, environmental modeling, sustainability analysis, eco design, reuse impact, scenario modeling, product lifecycle, carbon footprint reduction, environmental parameters, LCA scenarios, sustainable product design, reusable cup impact.