Are the free data bases installed by default with the openLCA software ?

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asked Mar 28, 2019 in openLCA by Liardetl (160 points)

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answered Mar 28, 2019 by JNS (23.7k points)

No. openLCA ships without any database. You can obtain databases for openLCA via https://nexus.openLCA.org. There are some free databases avaialble: https://nexus.openlca.org/databases#free-provider. You can check out our Youtube tutorial or the manuals on https://openLCA.org to learn how to import databases into openLCA.

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