Based on an integrative literature review, this article investigates the reasons for the
difficulties in governing sustainability of plastic food packaging. By integrating the results …

A growing body of research is investigating the connections between the discursive
construction of circular economy (CE) and its influences on public policies that promote the …

Abstract Knowledge co-production is increasingly referred to as a means to reorganise
expert work and generate policy support. Co-production processes bring together diverse …

The circular economy operates as an umbrella concept for attempts to find sustainable
alternatives to linear 'take-make-dispose'production and consumption systems. Making a …

Cycling of nutrients, such as phosphorus (P) and nitrogen (N), is essential for all life:
Nutrients are crucial for securing societies' food systems and valuable raw materials for …

The idea of replacing the broken linear economy with circular forms to help address the
current sustainability crisis is gaining world-wide traction in policy, industry, and academia …

This article examines how food waste practices in households, supermarkets and biogas
plants contribute to enacting potential circular economy (CE) futures. The article is based on …

Academic research on the Circular Economy has been proliferating at an unprecedented
pace during the last decade. However, scholarly work on the topic is dominated by a focus …

The evolution of environmental policy is increasingly driven by the emergence and
interaction of policy concepts and the frameworks, knowledge, and ideas they employ. We …

In this article, we examine the effort of turning biowaste into an asset in the everyday
practices of Finnish biogas plants. Drawing from social scientific waste studies as well as …