Promotion of resource efficiency and development towards a circular economy is widely supported. Many products and materials that are brought into the economy contain hazardous substances. These substances may be acceptable during the consumption stage, but due to accumulation in the environment may also cause impact to human health and the environment after consumption. The primary goal of was...

The transition to a circular economy bodes well for a future of environmentally sustainable growth and economic development. The implications and advantages of a shift to a circular economy have been extensively demonstrated by the literature on the subject. What has not been sufficiently investigated is how this paradigm can be enabled through the inter-organisational cooperation among differe...

The present economy is not sustainable with regard to its per capita material consumption. A dematerialization of the economy of industrialized countries can be achieved by a change in course, from an industrial economy built on throughput to a circular economy built on stock optimization, decoupling wealth and welfare from resource consumption while creating more work. The business models of a...

As developing nations continue to progress, people of these countries face problems shortages in building materials and rising production solid waste. The purpose this research study is explore the potential establishing a circular economy by recycling/reusing waste as alternative materials. Focused on slum Dharavi Mumbai, settlement well-known for its existing recycling business, article explo...

This work aims to describe and analyze the new socio economic phenomenon of waste-based circularity. To this process recovery transformation waste, which represents basis circular economy, it is necessary understand complex articulation production goods materials, their yield capacity transformation. At heart all a series human behaviors habits dictated by legal rules cultural approaches. If we...