Rapid population growth, urbanization, economic progress, and changing lifestyles all
contributed to an increase in resource consumption and waste generation. Global solid …

Organizations have been interested in Life Cycle Assessment in order to better understand
the trade-offs associated between different approaches to producing their products and …

The current socio-economic model based on a linear approach is being challenged by
resource scarcity, negative environmental impacts and socio-economic constraints …

Waste management is particularly challenging for Small Island Developing States (SIDS)
due to their high per-capita infrastructure costs, remoteness, narrow resource bases and …

Strong sustainability (SS) aims for the maintenance of economic, environmental, and social
capital through an efficient use of resources and by replacing non-renewable natural …

Circular economy principles aim to contribute towards sustainability and resilience through
several simultaneous agendas including economic growth, social development and …

This study deals with the perspective of circular economy (CE) transition in the Construction
and Demolition Waste Management (C&DWM) system of the Metropolitan City of Naples …

The challenges for liveable, healthy and food secure cities worldwide are immense to future
developments due to a worldwide increase in urban population, pressure on natural …

Scientists have been attempting to apply emotions in the urban planning process with
qualitative methods (surveys, interviews, questionnaires and the like) since the mid-1900s …

In recent years, decision makers, policy analysts, and other actors, have become
increasingly aware of sustainability, and begun to combine economic, social and …