Recycling and Upcycling in the Practice of Waste Management of Construction Giants

Wang, Guanru; Krzywda, Dariusz; Kondrashev, Sergey; Vorona-Slivinskaya, Lybov

doi:10.3390/su13020640

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“…Waste management at the national level is implemented in its various forms, which are complete and partial waste disposal, as well as waste utilization [51]. At the same time, utilization, being a topic of considerable attention in the modern scientific context, remains a prioritized form of waste management [52].…”

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Comparative Legal Aspects of Waste Management Policies

Papastamoulis¹,

Koryakov²,

Pavlikov³

et al. 2023

Pol. J. Environ. Stud.

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Today's world trends in the field of rapid population growth and urbanization have led to uncontrolled waste accumulation. The development of industrial activities in developing countries has increased the amount of waste generated from economic activities, which has led to environmental problems due to the complexity of waste management. The purpose of the study is to consider and update the knowledge on the practical application of national waste management strategies and plans in developed countries (United States, Japan, Australia, European Union countries), states with economies in transition (Russian and Kazakhstani cases), and developing countries (Asia and South America cases). The conceptual method was used to analyze the nature of complete and partial waste disposal and utilization as forms of waste management as well as for practical application of certain forms of waste management in different states. Knowledge about the practical aspects of the implementation of national waste management strategies and plans in various states was updated and systematized, the advantages and disadvantages of certain waste management forms were revealed. The paper provides an opportunity to systematize world experience regarding innovations in the field of waste recycling and how it can be applied in countries with different levels of development.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Comparative Legal Aspects of Waste Management Policies

Papastamoulis¹,

Koryakov²,

Pavlikov³

et al. 2023

Pol. J. Environ. Stud.

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“…Míg a recycling az anyagok újrahasznosítására tesz kísérletet, addgig az upcycling jelenlegi formájukat megtartva készít belőlük valami újat (Wang et al, 2021). A Bolt ebben is az élen jár.…”

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Elektromos rollerek fogyasztói megítélésének vizsgálata a háromrétegű üzletimodell-vászon segítségével

2023

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Az alábbi feltáró kutatásban a szerzők a fenntarthatóság és a környezettudatosság irányából megközelítve vizsgálták a szerzők a platformalapon működő megosztható elektromos rollereket, mint egy lehetséges „zöldebb” közlekedési alternatívát kínáló megoldást. Tanulmányukban ennek a kutatásnak egy részével foglalkoznak, amelyben a háromrétegű üzletimodell-vászon (TLBMC) társadalmi és környezeti rétegeinek elemzésével azonosítják be, három fókuszcsoportos vizsgálat keretein belül a stakeholderek egy csoportjának, a nem használóknak a fenntarthatósághoz, az alternatív közlekedési eszközökhöz és az elektromos rollerekhez fűződő attitűdjeit. Az eredmények azt mutatják, hogy a mikromobilitási megoldásokat illetően a megkérdezetteket leginkább a szabályozási kérdések tisztázatlansága, valamint a megfelelő infrastruktúra hiánya zavarja. Az itt bemutatott kutatás elsődleges célja az volt, hogy megismerjék az elektromos mikromobilitási projektek bevezetésének sikertényezőit, melyben további aktorok is szerepet játszanak. Ezért – a most kapott eredményeket is beépítve – a későbbi vizsgálatokhoz az actor network theory (ANT) módszerének használatát javasolják, amely kifejezetten alkalmas arra, hogy megértsék az aktorok között lévő dinamikát, illetve kapcsolatokat.

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“…CDW management has a complex task for which the mentioned strategies and methods must be applied contextually and in combination to create a circular use of materials and support the goal of sustainability. To achieve this, efforts need to be made to develop the entire value chain: firstly, reusing or recycling resources in such a manner that most of the material value is conserved and recovered at the end of the building's life; and secondly, designing components and using various construction methods for reuse [57].…”

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Circularity Outlines in the Construction and Demolition Waste Management: A Literature Review

Gherman,

Lakatos,

Clinci

et al. 2023

Recycling

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This study provides a comprehensive view of the research field of construction and demolition waste (CDW) management in the circular economy based on a literature review. The increased intensity of interest is due to the need to create frameworks, mechanisms, and tools for the process of mind-shifting towards circularity. Research topics, researched life cycle stages, strategies for CDW management, sustainability assessment, building stock quantification, assessment tools and forecast methods, materials with CDW content, waste treatment solutions, and the barriers and drivers for efficient waste management in the construction industry are identified as the main concerns in the analyzed research field. The results show that a major concern in the academic field directs research to the path of innovative strategy elaboration, identifying the enablers and barriers in CDW management, computational tool creation for design and assessment, building stock modeling, and circular building material development. The environmental approach prevails, leaving economic and social assessments in CDW management uncovered. Although stakeholders’ involvement is stressed in most cases, strategies for awareness-raising and education for a sustainable circular activity in the field are lacking. The circularity of CDW management being a multifaceted and multi-disciplinary complex challenge, it is approached on different levels. This study introduces the novelty of structuring the trends of existing knowledge in a holistic view, identifying the research directions, dimensions, specific aspects, and instruments.

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Recycling and Upcycling in the Practice of Waste Management of Construction Giants

Cited by 14 publications

References 34 publications

Comparative Legal Aspects of Waste Management Policies

Comparative Legal Aspects of Waste Management Policies

Elektromos rollerek fogyasztói megítélésének vizsgálata a háromrétegű üzletimodell-vászon segítségével

Circularity Outlines in the Construction and Demolition Waste Management: A Literature Review

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