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Caitlin Walls, Almy Ruzni Keumala Putri and Gesa Beck
Material Flow Cost Accounting (MFCA) is an environmental management accounting method that allocates costs to material and energy flows through a process, thereby enabling a simultaneous reduction in environmental impacts alongside an improvement in busi...
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Andrea Grilli and Alex Balzi
Local Road Administrations (LRA) manage wide and fragmented road networks with constrained financial and human resources. Though LRA manage the most road networks and the relative development and maintenance have a huge impact on environment and society,...
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Laura Daglio, Elisabetta Ginelli and Giulia Vignati
The recent global pandemic has sped up architectural research in residential design aimed at rethinking housing layouts, services, and construction methods to accommodate the changing needs of the rapidly evolving contemporary society. New typological an...
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Yunyang Wang, Shengwei Sun, Liqing Zhang and Yandong Jia
The development of self-compacting concrete-filled thin-walled steel tubular columns is a potential strategy to ease the challenge of conserving resources in society, which are largely consumed by the quickly developing civil industry. However, the appli...
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Konstantinos Mantalovas, Iain Peter Dunn, Francesco Acuto, Vineesh Vijayan, Laura Inzerillo and Gaetano Di Mino
Resource depletion and climate change, amongst others, are increasingly worrying environmental challenges for which the road engineering sector is a major contributor. Globally, viable solutions that comply with the principles of circular economy (CE) ar...
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Rui Miguel Dantas, Aamar Ilyas, José Moleiro Martins and João Xavier Rita
The purpose of this research paper is to explore the antecedents and consequences of circular entrepreneurship in emerging markets. The consequences of circular entrepreneurship will be explored through the lens of three dimensions of sustainability: soc...
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Milena P. Ilic,Marko Rankovic,Milutin Dobrilovic,Du?an Stojakovic,Rocsana Bucea-Manea-?onis,Larisa Mihoreanu
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This comparative study shows the way in which concepts like circular economy, innovation and competitiveness are understood, accepted and implemented in Romania and Serbia, countries with similar preoccupations for the European Union's recommendations an...
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Haradhan Kumar Mohajan
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Since start of the Industrial Revolution about 260 years ago, the negative effects from the traditional linear economy (LE) become threat to the stability of the economies and natural ecosystems. Strength of climate change, reduction of environment pollu...
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Pedro Núñez-Cacho Utrilla, Jaroslaw Górecki and Juan Manuel Maqueira
Society and the business world are paying more and more attention to the Circular Economy (CE) principles. The construction industry is no stranger to this issue, and the companies are transitioning towards sustainable production models. However, it is n...
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Anne P. M. Velenturf, Paul D. Jensen, Phil Purnell, Juliet Jopson and Norman Ebner
A broad range of organizations, from small and medium-sized enterprises to large multi-nationals, are interested in adopting circular economy practices. A circular economy can help companies make better use of materials by minimizing the input of natural...
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