Adopting Circular Economy Current Practices and Future Perspectives
D'Adamo, Idiano
Adopting Circular Economy Current Practices and Future Perspectives - MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2020 - 1 electronic resource (160 p.)
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The development of a closed-loop cycle is a necessary condition so as to develop a circular economy model as an alternative to the linear model, in order to maintain the value of products and materials for as long as possible. For this motive, the definition of the value must be demonstrated for both the environment and the economy. The presence of these analyses should be associated with the social dimension and the human component. A strong cooperation between social and technical profiles is a new challenge for all researchers. End of life of products attract a lot of attention, and the final output could be the production of technologies suitable for managing this waste.
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books978-3-03928-343-9 9783039283422 9783039283439
10.3390/books978-3-03928-343-9 doi
education NUTS3 regions eco-design renewable energy circular business models (CBMs) quantitative analysis economic analysis digital transformation of education branches sustainability sustainable development environmental assessment open online education circular economy prediction Italy Italian ceramic industry tourism industry complexity economic growth professions Industry 4.0 digitalization unsupervised classification open educational resources multi-level perspective industrial district (ID) cluster analysis retailing waste management MOOCs mixed data massive open online courses phygitalization circular economy (CE) photovoltaic circular commerce employment technology SWOT multiple value Czech Republic commercial cycle CO2 emissions European Union social sciences subsidies Health and Social Care industrial symbiosis territory
Adopting Circular Economy Current Practices and Future Perspectives - MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2020 - 1 electronic resource (160 p.)
Open Access
The development of a closed-loop cycle is a necessary condition so as to develop a circular economy model as an alternative to the linear model, in order to maintain the value of products and materials for as long as possible. For this motive, the definition of the value must be demonstrated for both the environment and the economy. The presence of these analyses should be associated with the social dimension and the human component. A strong cooperation between social and technical profiles is a new challenge for all researchers. End of life of products attract a lot of attention, and the final output could be the production of technologies suitable for managing this waste.
Creative Commons
English
books978-3-03928-343-9 9783039283422 9783039283439
10.3390/books978-3-03928-343-9 doi
education NUTS3 regions eco-design renewable energy circular business models (CBMs) quantitative analysis economic analysis digital transformation of education branches sustainability sustainable development environmental assessment open online education circular economy prediction Italy Italian ceramic industry tourism industry complexity economic growth professions Industry 4.0 digitalization unsupervised classification open educational resources multi-level perspective industrial district (ID) cluster analysis retailing waste management MOOCs mixed data massive open online courses phygitalization circular economy (CE) photovoltaic circular commerce employment technology SWOT multiple value Czech Republic commercial cycle CO2 emissions European Union social sciences subsidies Health and Social Care industrial symbiosis territory