Name: Policy, Practice and Education of the Circular Economy in Built Environments
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Author: Salman Shooshtarian
ISBN: 9798895306239

portada Policy, Practice and Education of the Circular Economy in Built Environments

Policy, Practice and Education of the Circular Economy in Built Environments

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Libro Físico

Editorial

Nova Medicine and Health

Autor

Salman Shooshtarian

Colección

Waste and Waste Management

Año

2025

N° páginas

311

Encuadernación

Tapa Dura

Dimensiones

22.9x15.2x1.6 cm

ISBN13

9798895306239

Policy, Practice and Education of the Circular Economy in Built Environments

Salman Shooshtarian (Autor) · Nova Medicine and Health · Tapa Dura

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Poor resource efficiency in the built environment sector has long been recognised as a significant barrier to achieving sustainable development goals. Each year, vast quantities of waste materials are landfilled globally, resulting in substantial environmental, social, and economic repercussions. In recent years, the circular economy has gained prominence as a transformative approach to enhancing waste management in this sector, receiving heightened attention from both governments and industry stakeholders. This concept advocates for prolonged and more frequent material cycles, thereby reducing waste generation and improving resource efficiency. The integration of products with recycled content (PwRC) in construction projects plays a pivotal role in advancing these objectives. This book explores effective strategies designed to empower key stakeholders in the built environment sector to champion the adoption of PwRC. These strategies are examined through the three interconnected domains of education, enforcement, and encouragement, offering a comprehensive framework for fostering circular economy practices. The eight chapters of this book delve into various aspects of policy, practice, and education related to circular economy implementation in the built environment. It presents findings from a series of case study analyses within the Australian context, the development of a targeted training package, a review of circular economy indicators, and an overview of the most impactful policies that facilitate the optimal use of PwRC in construction.