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245 1 0 _aCircular Economy and Sustainable Development
_h[electronic resource] :
_bA Necessary Nexus for a Sustainable Future /
_cedited by Alexandros I. Stefanakis, Ioannis E. Nikolaou.
250 _a1st ed. 2024.
264 1 _aCham :
_bSpringer International Publishing :
_bImprint: Springer,
_c2024.
300 _aIX, 725 p. 126 illus., 100 illus. in color.
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490 1 _aCircular Economy and Sustainability,
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505 0 _aChapter 1. The Circular Economy concept: A new or an old, refreshed concept? -- Chapter 2. The Circular Economy Design and Energy Innovation for Industries in 2060 -- Chapter 3. The contribution of implementing Circular economy to the sustainable development goals: Findings from a case study -- Chapter 4. Skills and jobs in demand for the circular economy -- Chapter 5. Sustainable Business through Circularity: A Practical Framework for Small- and Medium-sized Enterprises in Europe -- Chapter 6. Sustainable Fashion and Circular Economy: Historical Trends and Future Orientations -- Chapter 7. The role of Logistics in the Circular Economy: An incompatible or inevitable synergy -- Chapter 8. Analysing Circular Economy using Circularity Metrics in Europe: Towards a Sustainable Development -- Chapter 9. The role of engineering design methodologies for new circular business models: A sustainable finance challenge -- Chapter 10. Unravelling transition pathways (1): Conceptually clarifying the construct of events -- Chapter 11. Unravelling transition pathways (2): Conceptually clarifying the construct of patterns -- Chapter 12. Acting Innovation through Efficient Solutions for a Sustainable Future -- Chapter 13. Population growth, consumption, technological innovation and environmental sustainability -- Chapter 14. A review of social challenges of green hydrogen economy and its realization towards sustainable development goals -- Chapter 15. Creating Systematic Change: The Role of Social Entrepreneurship in Circular Economy -- Chapter 16. Integrated life cycle sustainability assessment- A necessary nexus for implementing circular economy principles and accomplishing sustainable development goals -- Chapter 17. An integrated Lifecycle Sustainability Assessment framework for product lifecycle-oriented decision making -- Chapter 18. Digital Technology and Acceleration of the Circular Economy -- Chapter 19. Blockchain Technology Toward a Circular Economy: A Future Paradigm -- Chapter 20. Segregations in sustainability-oriented policy framework as circular economy stumbling stones: Waste recovery suitability analysis and critical review of the EU legislation -- Chapter 21. Applying Circular Economy paradigm for preventing marine plastic pollution in Kenya: Opportunities and challenges -- Chapter 22. Use of Agricultural Wastes for Developing Planet-friendly Biodegradable Packaging -- Chapter 23. The Role of Biochar in the Era of Ecological Sustainability -- Chapter 24. Environmentally sound recycling of e-waste: A sustainable method toward a more resource-efficient circular economy -- Chapter 25. Waste Management for the Recovery of Agricultural Nutrients: A Case Study of Ethanol Vinasse -- Chapter 26. Lithium-ion battery processes from a Circular Economy point of view -- Chapter 27. Recovery of raw materials and obtaining functional carbonaceous materials from the circular economy of organic waste -- Chapter 28. A Comparative Review of Environmental Impact of Menstrual Waste Management in Indian & Global Scenario with a focus upon Single Use Conventional Sanitary Products -- Chapter 29. Industrial Symbiosis: A Suggested Example for Wastewater Reuse -- Chapter 30. Public participation of small-scale farmers to advance the sustainability of Payments for Ecosystem Services: a case study in a Brazilian watershed -- Chapter 31. The sustainable school. Humankind can grow in a Circular Environment. Which is the challenge of circular education for a change in future generations? -- Chapter 32. Recent Developments of 3R Activities in Indonesia -- Chapter 33. How power dynamics influence the transition towards a circular flexible packaging value chain in Jakarta -- Chapter 34. Fast Fashion and Circular Economy: Insights from Corporate Social Responsibility Report Evaluation -- Chapter 35. Cleaner Production in Multivariate Supply Chain Networks: Sustainable Business Future through a “Roll of Dice” -- Chapter 36. Rethinking Economic growth, full employment and decent work in the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda: The means and ends in SDG 8 -- Chapter 37. Doughnut Cities: Businesses as Enablers for Nature-Based Solutions and Net-Zero Transitions -- Chapter 38. Exploring the Nexus between Bioeconomy and Sustainability: Towards a Sustainable and Circular Bioeconomy Enabled by Innovation.
520 _aThis book will highlight the role of CE in the sustainability field as it is expressed in the various fields and disciplines and its contribution to building a sustainable society by providing a better understanding of the relevant social and cultural structures and the need for cross-disciplinary knowledge and diverse skills. Such an integrated approach which combines the concept of sustainability in the engineering field to create a CE, has not yet been presented in detail in the published literature, and there are only scattered studies covering only small parts of this holistic approach. Hence, this book will represent a single reference that will provide summarized information and state-of-the-art knowledge on this topic of the future. The book will include chapters showcasing/investigating the relation between circular economy principles and their realization in different engineering fields. This includes theoretical justification, research studies and full-scale case studies. The approach focuses on two distinct levels: macro and micro, on both production and consumption sides.
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650 0 _aEconomic geography.
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650 2 4 _aResource and Environmental Economics.
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650 2 4 _aEnvironmental Management.
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