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 …
S Zavos, T Lehtokunnas, O Pyyhtinen - Sustainable Earth Reviews, 2024 - Springer
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 …
EJ Nylén, A Jokinen - Environmental Politics, 2023 - Taylor & Francis
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 …
T Lehtokunnas, O Pyyhtinen - Journal of Cultural Economy, 2023 - Taylor & Francis
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 …