In support of circular economy to evaluate the effects of policies of construction and demolition waste management in three key cities in Yangtze River Delta

Yu, Shiwang; Awasthi, Abhishek Kumar; Ma, Wenting; Wen, Mingkang; Sarno, Luigi Di; Wen, Conghua; Hao, Jian Li

doi:10.1016/j.scp.2022.100625

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“…In addition, the landfill tax can effectively organize the landfill of CDW; meanwhile, other government behaviors are needed to promote the transfer of CDW to higher quality recycling, such as a recycled aggregates quality-certification system and natural aggregates tax increase (Di Maria et al, 2018). After assessing the effectiveness of China's CDW management policy, Yu et al (2022) proposed that the government should strengthen the information disclosure of CDW generation, landfill and recycling and establish a unified network monitoring platform. Moreover, the government could encourage the introduction of innovative procurement models into the CDW, such as Public Private Partnership (PPP), and it is critical to devise institutions to prevent corruption and opportunistic behaviors during the process (Bao et al, 2019).…”

Section: Waste Recyclingmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Impact of Government Behaviors on the Transition Towards Carbon Neutrality in the Construction Industry: A Perspective of the Whole Life Cycle of Buildings

Tang

Gong

Liu

2022

Front. Environ. Sci.

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The carbon-intensive economy has dramatically caused global climate changes and profoundly impacted humankind. As one of the largest energy consumers, carbon emissions in the construction industry (CECI) play a crucial role in achieving the carbon neutrality goal. Government behaviors could significantly affect CECI. However, few studies have comprehensively reviewed existing literature regarding the effect of government instruments on triggering carbon reduction. A total of 1,082 papers about CECI from 51 countries/regions were retrieved in this study, while 296 relevant articles on the government behaviors in CECI were collected to conduct further analysis. Based on the bibliometric analysis with CiteSpace, the co-occurrence networks of countries/regions, institutions, keywords and cluster analysis are applied to illustrate the characteristics of previous studies. Furthermore, a research framework has been formulated to review the impact of government behaviors on CECI during the life cycle of buildings. The result indicated that government behaviors could affect CECI through three stages, i.e., material production, construction and operation, which is considered the transmission path of government behaviors towards CECI. Moreover, the findings revealed that government behaviors present the most significant impact on CECI in the following sectors: 1) the green supply chain management and waste recycling in the material production stage; 2) the green building decisions and the adoption of off-site construction in the construction stage; 3) energy conservation behaviors and green retrofit decisions in the operation stage. Finally, this study discusses prior study gaps and provides potential directions for future research.

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Section: Waste Recyclingmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Impact of Government Behaviors on the Transition Towards Carbon Neutrality in the Construction Industry: A Perspective of the Whole Life Cycle of Buildings

Tang

Gong

Liu

2022

Front. Environ. Sci.

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“…Bibliometric analysis has helped scholars in gaining insight about publication in the area of WTM and TI towards CRE. Researchers have empirically analyzed the role of TI in WTM towards a CRE and developed various lines of WTM on broader outlook such as domestic waste (Yang et al 2021 ), waste incineration (Matos and Sousa-Coutinho 2022 ), municipal solid waste (MSTW) (Molina-Peñate et al 2022 ), and demolition waste (Yu et al 2022 ). Nevertheless, the research on how TI can enable WTM in CRE context has not been elaborated in depth in the prior study (Chauhan et al 2021 ) which is an impediment for TI, WTM and CRE professionals, and policy makers.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…In recent years, studies have been conducted on WTM and TI corresponding to the CRE goals such as application of TI in WTM (Mastos et al 2021) developing CRE indicators for WTM (Luttenberger 2020), drivers of CRE (Hina et al 2022), drivers of WTM towards CRE through TI (Chauhan et al 2021;Márquez and Rutkowski 2020;Khan et al, 2021a), and application of TI in CRE/green practices (Yu et al 2022;Khan et al 2021c;Umar et al 2021a) managing e-waste in CRE (Gautam et al 2022). Bibliometric analysis has helped scholars in gaining insight about publication in the area of WTM and TI towards CRE.…”

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Waste management and green technology: future trends in circular economy leading towards environmental sustainability

Tanveer

Khan

Umar

et al. 2022

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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The effective treatment of waste to be used as a resource in future has a major role in achieving environmental sustainability and moving towards circular economy. The current research is aimed to provide in-depth detail regarding prominent trends and research themes, evolution, future research orientation, main characteristics, and mapping of research publications on waste management, technological innovation in circular economy domain from the year 2000 to 2021. Different analyses including text mining and bibliometric and content analyses were applied to answer the research question and provide the details on aforementioned variables. From the bibliometric analyses, a total of 1118 articles were drawn out from the Scopus database to conceptualize the core body of research. As a result, the following themes were identified: electronic waste, circular economy transition, plastic waste, bio-based waste management, lifecycle assessment, and ecological impacts, and construction and demolition waste management. The highlighted features, future research orientation, and prominent research perspective can provide guideline for future research to enrich the literature through conducting studies on provided research directions and help lead waste management and technological innovation policymakers, professionals, and practitioners in moving towards circular transition.

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“…With the rapid development of Chinese urbanization, the amount of construction and demolition (C&D) waste has been steadily increasing, requiring more integrated and effective management (Yu et al, 2022). Muck waste is a type of C&D waste that is generated from new construction, renovation, and demolition activities (Ma et al, 2022a).…”

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confidence: 99%

Integrated and effective platform governance mode for managing construction muck waste for a circular economy

Wu¹,

Yin²,

Hao

et al. 2022

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Construction waste is a type of solid waste that is inevitably produced in the process of urban development and has a dreadful environmental impact due to inadequate management of it by the public sector. The purpose of this paper is therefore to investigate platform governance as an alternative strategy for muck waste management that will contribute to a circular economy. A comparison between the traditional governance process and platform governance of muck truck management is made by using Petri-net. Nanjing’s muck smart supervision platform is used as a case study to assess effectiveness of the platform governance mode. Results from Petri-net simulation modeling software reveal that the platform governance mode is more effective than the traditional mode. Based on the case study of Nanjing’s muck smart supervision platform, it is found that the success of Nanjing's muck waste management can be attributed to the platform governance mode. This means that the platform management approach can contribute to the sustainability of muck waste governance. It is feasible to utilize the platform governance mode for muck waste as an integrated and effective management mode for current practices of muck waste management and resource recovery in China. The platform governance mode can significantly improve the efficiency of muck waste management and provide economic and environmental benefits as part of a circular economy.

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In support of circular economy to evaluate the effects of policies of construction and demolition waste management in three key cities in Yangtze River Delta

Cited by 29 publications

References 37 publications

The Impact of Government Behaviors on the Transition Towards Carbon Neutrality in the Construction Industry: A Perspective of the Whole Life Cycle of Buildings

The Impact of Government Behaviors on the Transition Towards Carbon Neutrality in the Construction Industry: A Perspective of the Whole Life Cycle of Buildings

Waste management and green technology: future trends in circular economy leading towards environmental sustainability

Integrated and effective platform governance mode for managing construction muck waste for a circular economy

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