Lucia Piron

I am a doctoral student focusing on Sufficiency Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) and Human Well-Being, an interdisciplinary topic bridging sustainability science, environmental psychology and social sciences. 

With my research, I am contributing to the development of a new kind of LCA (Sufficiency LCA) capable of studying the environmental effects of sufficiency measures, while observing the effects that changes in consuption have on people's experiences, specifically their well-being. The underlying idea is that living well with less is not only possible, but also does not harm well-being. The creation of Sufficiency-LCA makes this idea actionable.

I work closely with Hampus André and Anna Björklund as supervisors, and Louise Eriksson as co-supervisor.

I hold a joint Master's degree in Environmental and Resource Management from the University of Southern Denmark and AAlborg University (DK) and a Bachelor's degree in Philosophy, International and Economic Studies from Ca' Foscari University of Venice (IT).