No, especially since results are provided on a total, aggregated cradle-to-gate basis. LCI and LCA in general are not site-specific, as the normalization of emissions from the system unit processes to one functional unit (e.g., a kilogram of molybdenum in a product) erases all spatial and temporal characteristics, which are needed to assess local/specific environmental impacts. Therefore, the study should not be used to assess local issues associated with the production of molybdenum products. Furthermore, LCI does not take the place of risk assessment, so if information is necessary for such types of assessments, the appropriate data should be collected on a site-specific basis.