Raw material depletion and scenario assessment in European Union – A circular economy approach
Florinda F. Martins; Hélio Castro · 2020 · Energy Reports
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Abstract
Nowadays the production systems are linear and the consumption patterns are essentially based on products with a short life cycle, which contribute to increase the demand for raw materials and environmental impacts. The Circular Economy (CE) is playing a major role among scholars and practitioners. Many aspects are now defining this new trending paradigm such as the roles of product development, transformation and remanufacturing/recycling, and/or management of waste, ensuring the economic and environmental benefits. The increasing demand causes instability of the prices and markets, and there
Abstract by Florinda F. Martins; Hélio Castro, Energy Reports (2020) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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Metadata source: DOAJ · DOI 10.1016/j.egyr.2019.08.082