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a)2017
b)Received in revised form 8 May 2017
c)Most of the references are current, because their were published after 2010.
d)Bahareh Zamani, Gustav Sandin, Greg M. Peters
e)These authors are all experts in this aspect.We know it from their identity.
f)The number of days each garment is used per year and number of washes per garments life cycle are based on a study of customer behaviour carried out by Gwozdz et al. (2013)

g)The article has been peer-reviewed, and we know this from the library.
h)The research was funded by Mistra, the Swedish Foundation for Strategic Environmental Research, through the Mistra Future Fashion research programme.
i)the article was written to inform that if the garments’ service life is substantially prolonged, there will be potential environmental benefits (per garment use) of implementing clothing libraries. But increased customer transportation can offset the benefits gained from reduced production.
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a)26 January 2016
b)8 May 2017
c)Most of them are now, and a few are out of date.
Generally speaking, the references in this article are from this decade. But some of them are out of date because they were from 2003 to 2004d)Zamani, Bahareh ; Sandin, Gustav ; Greg M.Peters
e)The article does not provide the author's background information. The author's information can be found on the official website of the organization where the author works.
f)Yes.https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jclepro.2017.06.128
g)This article has passed the peer review, because this article is located in the column of peer review, authoritative.
h)The research was funded by Mistra, the Swedish Foundation for
Strategic Environmental Research, through the Mistra Future
Fashion research programme.(The research was funded by Mistra, the Swedish Foundation for

Strategic Environmental Research, through the Mistra Future

Fashion research programme)

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Source 2 Life Cycle Assessment of Clothing Libraries(1)

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a) 26 January 2016
b)yes. 8 May 2017
c)Most of the references are with in 10 years
d)Bahareh Zamani ,Gustav Sandin , Greg M. Peters a,
e) It was published by professional academics scholars

f)Yes.
g)Yes, found it on starplus.
h)Yes.

The research was funded by Mistra, the Swedish Foundation for Strategic Environmental Research, through the Mistra Future Fashion research programme.Has not affected the reliability.
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1. What are the environmental advantages and disadvantages of clothing libraries in relation to conventional business models?

2. What are the key controlling factors inflfluencing the environ�mental impact of clothing libraries?

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a) 26 January 2016
b) 8 May 2017
c)generally current, because most of the sources are within 10 years
d)Bahareh Zamani, Gustav Sandin, Greg M. Peters
e) the article is published by professional academic schools
f)Yes.CrossRef DOI link to publisher maintained version: https://doi.org/10.1016/J.JCLEPRO.2017.06.128
g)No.By clicking the link of this website,we can find its published information that shows it hasn't been reviewed since September 2017.
h) The research was funded by Mistra, the Swedish Foundation for Strategic Environmental Research, through the Mistra Future Fashion research programme.
i) the article was written to inform if the garments’ service life is substantially prolonged, there are potential environmental benefits (per garment use) of implementing clothing libraries. But increased customer transportation can offset the benefits gained from reduced production.

j) the author's purpose is to present evidence from academic research, making it suitable for academic writing.
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