Abstract The Circular Economy (CE) concept is receiving increasing global attention and
has captivated many disciplines, from sustainability through to business and economics …

The goal of the circular economy (CE) is to transition from today's take-make-waste linear
pattern of production and consumption to a circular system in which the societal value of …

Material production accounts for a quarter of global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
Resource-efficiency and circular-economy strategies, both industry and demand-focused …

The social value of the circular economy (CE) has only been recently explored in the
literature. To understand the social implications of the implementation of the CE, a semi …

The potential impacts on gross domestic product, employment, and carbon emissions of
implementing a circular economy have been modelled at the national and multiregional …

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There is no evidence-based discussion on the intended and unintended global social
impacts, such as changes in employment, of the European Union's (EU) transition towards …

The role of cities and their stakeholders in creating a sustainable low carbon society is
becoming increasingly critical. Cities and their supply chains are responsible for almost 80 …

The idea of revisiting the biophysical limits of human life on planet Earth has gained
renewed momentum in the Anthropocene. The planetary boundaries (PBs) framework has …

A circular economy is an industrial system that is restorative or regenerative by intention or
design. During the last decade, the circular economy became an attractive paradigm to …