EcoCrafters, a company committed to sustainable practices, is undertaking a Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) of its newly designed eco-friendly furniture line, adhering to ISO 14044:2006 standards. The company aims to identify the most environmentally impactful stages of the product\'s life cycle to implement targeted improvements. Initially, EcoCrafters focuses on the manufacturing processes within their factory, carefully measuring energy consumption, water usage, and waste generation. They also assess the environmental impact of the raw materials used, including sustainably sourced wood and recycled metal components. However, the team is debating whether to include other stages in the assessment, such as the transportation of raw materials from suppliers, the energy consumed by customers during the furniture\'s use phase (e.g., air conditioning to maintain optimal humidity), and the end-of-life disposal or recycling processes. Considering the principles of ISO 14044 and the need for a comprehensive LCA, which approach would provide EcoCrafters with the most accurate and useful information for making environmentally sound decisions?