Unmaking waste in production and consumption /
This book provides scholars working in the many disciplines that relate to the concept of the Circular Economy with a cross-disciplinary forum, looking at areas such as: Theory, Policy and Contexts; Improving Resource Efficiency and Reducing Waste; Changing Consumption and Behaviour by Design; and T...
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Bingley :
Emerald Publishing Limited,
2018.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Intro; Unmaking waste in production and consumption; Contents; List of Figures; List of Tables; Preface; About the Contributors; Introduction; References; Part I: History, Theory and Experience; Chapter 1: From 'Spaceship Earth' to the Circular Economy: The Problem of Consumption; Introduction; Discovering 'Spaceship Earth'; Back to the Garden: 1960s Environmentalism; Designing with Nature; Recycling and Reuse; The Postwar Political Economy; Diminishing Returns and Increasing Volumes; Designing the 'Good Life'; Plastics and Furniture; Single-Use Products; Smart Phones; Conclusion; References.
- Chapter 2: Can Economics Assist the Transition to a Circular Economy?Introduction; Economic Thought about Limited Resources; Overcoming Market Imperfections
- Economic Techniques to Transition to a Circular Economy; Changing Behaviour and Changing Incentives; Conclusion; References; Chapter 3: China's Policies for Promoting the Circular Economy: Past-Decade Experiences, Future Plans and Success Stories; Introduction; Past-Decade Experiences; 'Several Opinions of the State Council on Accelerating the Development of CE'; Organizing CE Pilot Projects; Inter-Ministerial Joint Conference System.
- CE Evaluation Indicator SystemCE Promotion Law; Investment and Financing Policy Measures; National Demonstration Bases for CE Education; Special Fund for CE Development; Strategy and Action Plan for CE Development in the Near Future; Typical Experience from National CE Pilot Projects; Future Plans; Success Stories; Conclusions; References; Chapter 4: Biosolids: The Growing Potential for Use; Introduction to Biosolids; Background and Approach; Renewable Energy Generation.
- Anaerobic Digestion. Although records in Western literature only date back to the seventeenth century AD (Abbasi, Tauseef, & Abbasi, 2012), the production and use of biogas can be traced back to the ancient Assyrians in the Tenth Century BC with the digesCo-digestion. With ongoing improvements in efficiencies of sludge-to-energy conversion processes in WWTPs, energy self-sufficiency can be achieved and maintained purely by digesting sewage. An example of this is the Strass WWTP in Austria, which achieved; Liquid Biofuel; Agricultural Use; Blended and Heat-Treated Products; Nutrient Recovery.
- Thermochemical ProcessesChemical Precipitation; Policies and Legislation; Discussion; Conclusion; References; Part II: Consumption, Design and Behaviour; Chapter 5: Considering 'Waste Value' in the Circular Economy; Introduction; Diverting Waste; Interrogating Waste Through Household Disposal; An Object-Oriented Perspective; The Study; Waste as 'Thing-Power'; Material Mutation; Sacred Waste; Morality of Waste; Implications; References; Chapter 6: Circular by Design: A Model for Engaging Fashion/Textile SMEs with Strategies for Designed Reuse; Introduction; Methods and Approach.