The circular economy (CE) has emerged as a sustainable alternative to the linear model of
production and consumption of products and services. Consumers are key actors in the …

The circular economy (CE) concept has received increasing attention among different
parties on various levels recently. Due to the concern on significant resources consumption …

The transition to a circular economy requires actions and policies. In the praxis of
governance, a common way to steer the transition to a different state proceeds through the …

Circular Economy (CE) and the adoption of its principles globally are more important than
ever to sustain the rate of production of goods and services to meet the ever-increasing …

In the last decade, both Industry 4.0 technologies and the circular economy have expanded
exponentially and they have received epistemological attention. However, there is a lack of …

Circular and efficient material use faces challenges stemming from present practices. The
current way of managing waste needs revising if material circularity is to increase. Earlier …

Achieving environmental sustainability and transition from a linear economy to a circular
economy (CE) highly relies on effective waste management (WM) and how waste is treated …

Reverse Logistics (RL) of end-of-use/end-of-life products has become a vital part of circular
economy practices for manufacturers. However, significant quantities of resources are still …

Brine is a saline wastewater generated from several industries (eg, desalination, energy and
oil production) and its disposal can have adverse environmental impacts. To address this …

Abstract The Circular Economy (CE) is currently a popular notion within the policy and
business advocacy groups. Despite being visionary and provocative in its message, the …