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Table 6

Indirectly affected public impact types (2/2)

Level 1		Level 2		Level 3		Examples in literature
Label	Description	Label	Description	Label	Description	Examples in literature
Particle emissions	Impact on people due to the environment being impacted by particle emissions	Carbon dioxide	Impact due to the emissions	Production	Environmental impact of emissions emitted during the production of materials	Korzhenevych et al. (2014)
				Material transport	Environmental impact of emissions emitted during the transport of materials
				Person transport	Environmental impact of emissions emitted during travel
				Health	Societal impact due to emissions (human health)
		PM₁₀ Nitrogen monoxide Carbon monoxide Aldehydes Nitrogen dioxide Sulfur dioxide Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons Dust	Same as for carbon dioxide			Jensen et al. (2004)
Environment consumption	Depletion of finite amounts of non-renewable resources	Energy	Environmental impact due to the consumption of energy not related to emissions (e.g. depletion of finite amounts of non-renewable energy sources)			Pullen (2000), Robinette and Epps (2010)
		Materials	Environmental impact of consumption of materials not related to emissions
		Land	Environmental impact due to the consumption of land not related to emissions
		Culture	Societal impact of changing things important to society’s identity (of which heritage is part)

Level 1		Level 2		Level 3		Examples in literature
Label	Description	Label	Description	Label	Description	Examples in literature
Particle emissions	Impact on people due to the environment being impacted by particle emissions	Carbon dioxide	Impact due to the emissions	Production	Environmental impact of emissions emitted during the production of materials	Korzhenevych et al. (2014)
				Material transport	Environmental impact of emissions emitted during the transport of materials
				Person transport	Environmental impact of emissions emitted during travel
				Health	Societal impact due to emissions (human health)
		PM₁₀ Nitrogen monoxideCarbon monoxideAldehydesNitrogen dioxideSulfur dioxidePolycyclic aromatic hydrocarbonsDust	Same as for carbon dioxide			Jensen et al. (2004)
Environment consumption	Depletion of finite amounts of non-renewable resources	Energy	Environmental impact due to the consumption of energy not related to emissions (e.g. depletion of finite amounts of non-renewable energy sources)			Pullen (2000), Robinette and Epps (2010)
		Materials	Environmental impact of consumption of materials not related to emissions
		Land	Environmental impact due to the consumption of land not related to emissions
		Culture	Societal impact of changing things important to society’s identity (of which heritage is part)