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Goldar, Amrita; Tarun; Kotal, Malay; Verma, Ritika - 2024

As global e-waste streams rise, recycling efforts remain insufficient, as does the willingness to promote recycling. This insufficiency is primarily due to the perception of "waste" as "disposable", which has hindered its consideration as a business opportunity. Over time, this perception has...

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An economic analysis using the ICRIER's Sampada WSUT model

Goldar, Amrita; Jain, Sajal; Verma, Ritika; Nair, Kartik - 2024

Recycling activities remain at a nascent stage in the country. While the environmental benefits of recycling are well-established, there are several macroeconomic benefits like employment creation. There is an essential need to focus on waste management policies and measures that can aid an...

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The Circular carbon economy index ; 2023

Luomi, Mari; Yilmaz, Fatih; Al Shehri, Thamir - 2024

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The Circular carbon economy index ; 2022

Luomi, Mari; Yilmaz, Fatih; Al Shehri, Thamir - 2022

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Circular and Transformative Economy: Advances towards Sustainable Socio-economic Transformation

Nhamo, Luxon (contributor); Mpandeli, Sylvester (contributor) - 2024

The main aim of this book is to illustrate circular models for sustainable resource management. It highlights the …: Discusses exploration of a transitional path to the circular economy, explored from the point of view of waste and technology … environmental engineering, circular economy, sustainability, and environmental studies. …

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Circular and transformative economy : advances towards sustainable socio-economic transformation

Nhamo, Luxon (ed.); Mpandeli, Sylvester (ed.); … - 2024

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Resource-Efficient Gigawatt Water Electrolysis in Germany—A Circular Economy Potential Analysis

Matz, Levin; Bensmann, Boris; Hanke-Rauschenbach, Richard; … - In: Circular Economy and Sustainability 4 (2024) 2, pp. 1153-1182

resources. To reduce resource demand and avoid supply bottlenecks, actions toward a circular economy are required. In the … present study, three circular economy actions (repair, reuse, and recycling) are analyzed with regard to AWE and PEMWE … installation taking Germany as an example. It is found that, so far, only recycling is a viable strategy for a circular economy …

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Innovation and Networks in the Bioeconomy: A Case Study from the German Coffee Value Chain

Venus, Terese E.; Beale, Caroline; Villalba, Roberto - In: Circular Economy and Sustainability 4 (2024) 3, pp. 1751-1772

The transition to a circular bioeconomy requires innovation across many sectors, but social dynamics within a sector … an important dimension of a sustainable circular bioeconomy. We identify three distinct views (pioneers, traditional and …

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Circular Economy Strategies in Densification and Refurbishment of Residential Buildings – State of Application and Future Directions

de Souza Rocha, Fernanda Andreia; Reitberger, Roland; … - In: Circular Economy and Sustainability 4 (2024) 3, pp. 1899-1912

materials. The Circular Economy (CE) is expected to contribute to a reduction of waste landfills, extraction of raw materials …

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Product Quality in the Circular Economy: A Systematic Review of its Definition and Contexts in Scientific Literature

Bayram, Berfin; Deserno, Linda; Greiff, Kathrin - In: Circular Economy and Sustainability 4 (2024) 4, pp. 2713-2747

In the context of the Circular Economy (CE), quality is one of the most widely used keywords, but generally perceived …

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