There is an increasing desire for regenerative consumption and production systems that—
through the concept of the circular economy—enable longer and better use of resources and …

Flame retardant (FR) exposure has been linked to several environmental and human health
effects. Because of this, the production and use of several FRs are regulated globally. We …

The escalating magnitude of electronic garbage (e-waste) poses significant challenges for
individuals, communities, and businesses within the economy. The global accumulation of …

Long‐lasting electronic products contribute to a sustainable society; however, both expected
and actual lifetimes are in decline. This research provides in‐depth insights into consumers' …

Value preservation is key for the transition from a linear economy to a sufficiency-based
circular economy. However, to keep the value of products and materials at the highest level …

Waste from electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) is a relevant concern in Europe.
Even if relevant improvements have been made in terms of material recovery technologies …

Electronics waste (e‐waste) is the fastest growing category of hazardous solid waste in the
world. While the generation of e‐waste has recently attracted the attention of a number of …

In the context of the circular economy, repair is one of the main strategies to extend the
lifespan of products. However, when it comes to non-complex and inexpensive small …

Supporting repair is among the key strategies for achieving circular economy by 2050.
Although consumers are generally positive towards repair, they often lack self-repair skills …

Policies intended to promote circular economies have recently gained momentum, but the
potential of repair, as a key circular strategy, remains untapped. To explain this issue, repair …