Industrial symbiosis, which allows entities and companies that traditionally be separated, to
cooperate among them in the sharing of resources, contributes to the increase of …

Among scholars, politicians and practitioners, the term “circular economy”(CE) has become
increasingly familiar, but the concept comes from different epistemological fields and there is …

The pressure that the human species exerts on the natural environment through the
extraction of materials and generation of wastes is widely recognised. Circular economy has …

The challenges of balancing industrial development, environmental and human health, and
economic growth in China and elsewhere in the world are drivers for recent resource use …

Despite the frequent association of circular economy (CE) with sustainability, most CE
practices have yet to prove they actually contribute to achieving the Sustainable …

In the last few years Circular Economy (CE) is receiving increasing attention worldwide as a
way to overcome the current production and consumption model based on continuous …

In the last decades, green and sustainable supply chain management practices have been
developed, trying to integrate environmental concerns into organisations by reducing …

Circular Economy (CE) currently represents a viable option for countries, governments,
academia and society to transform the linear and semi-circular materials and energy flows …

Programmes and policies for a Circular Economy (CE) are fast becoming key to regional
and international plans for creating sustainable futures. Framed as a technologically driven …

Eco-innovations, eco-efficiency and corporate social responsibility practices define much of
the current industrial sustainability agenda. While important, they are insufficient in …