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A novel synergistic bioleaching approach to phosphor powder recycling
(Corresponding) Duffield Healy M., Robinson L., Farnaud S.
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2. CIRCULAR ECONOMY AND BIOECONOMY
Efficient scalable rare earth separation processes are a topic of great importance as technologies such as renewable energy and electrical vehicles begin to take root. To assist in the amelioration of this issue this paper reports a method by which low pH and high pH leaching are used...Read more
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Phosphor Powder, A. chroococcum, At. ferrooxidans, Yttrium.
Circular Economy through Berry Pomace Valorization
(Corresponding) Ispiryan A., Butu A., Jariene E.
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2. CIRCULAR ECONOMY AND BIOECONOMY
This investigation delineates the economic aspects associated with the valorization of pomace derived from ten distinct berry varieties within the context of the circular bioeconomy paradigm. Through the implementation of a comprehensive marketing costs and returns (MCR) analysis, this research...Read more
Optimizing the use of plastic materials from Walloon buildings for material and environmental innovation
Depretre A., Fotsing I., (Corresponding) Koutra S.
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2. CIRCULAR ECONOMY AND BIOECONOMY
The construction industry is one of the largest consumers of plastic materials, contributing significantly to global plastic waste and CO₂ emissions. This study focuses on optimizing the recycling and reuse of plastic materials in Walloon buildings, contributing to circular economic practices by...Read more
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Plastic Materials, Building construction, Circular Econ-omy, Recycling, Sustainable Development, Energy Recovery
Comparison between different agri-food residual streams as direct source of biosurfactants
(Corresponding) Cruz J., Russo-Martínez N., Vecino X., (Corresponding) Moldes A.
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2. CIRCULAR ECONOMY AND BIOECONOMY
In this work various residues were evaluated as direct source of biosurfactants, observing that those coming from the wine, cider, and potato chip industries exhib-ited limited potential as direct sources of biosurfac-tants. Consequently, it should be recommended to evaluate their use as...Read more
Pulp mill sludge-based organomineral fertilizer: performance evaluation on the early growth of Eucalyptus globulus
(Corresponding) Ribeiro H., Carvalho R., Martins T., Fontes L., Carreiro P., Costa e Silva F.
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2. CIRCULAR ECONOMY AND BIOECONOMY
This study aimed to evaluate the performance of an innovative pulp mill sludge-based organomineral fertilizer (OrgM) in comparison with a conventional mineral fertilizer (Min). We also assessed its combination with a controlled-release fertilizer (CRF) and potassium sulfate (K). A greenhouse trial...Read more
Low-value production residues from the cork industry: potential raw materials for the growing-media industry?
(Corresponding) Freitas D., Gominho J., Ribeiro H.
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2. CIRCULAR ECONOMY AND BIOECONOMY
The cork industry produces several low-value production residues unsuitable for high-end applications due to properties like high density and mineral contamination. This study explores the potential use of two residues: high-density cork granulates (CG) and cork inner bark (CI) as components in...Read more
Industrial Urban Symbiosis: A Solution to Transform Waste into Resources
(Corresponding) Papadopoulou K., Kora E., Antonopoulou G., Ntaikou I., Didachos M., Syriopoulos G., Lyberatos G.
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2. CIRCULAR ECONOMY AND BIOECONOMY
The Greek EcoSite, located in Western Achaia, exemplifies the benefits of industrial-urban symbiosis (I-US) through its innovative waste treatment processes and integrated approach. By promoting collaboration between industries and urban areas, the EcoSite optimizes resource use and minimizes waste...Read more
Towards a Circular Aquaculture: Assessing Sustainability and Consumer Acceptance of Insect-Based Feed for Trout Farming
(Corresponding) Pavesi R., Bacenetti J., Cianciabella M., Versari G., Aiuto B., Biasato I., Orsi L.
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2. CIRCULAR ECONOMY AND BIOECONOMY
Addressing the urgent need for sustainable aquaculture amidst escalating protein demand and environmental burdens from conventional practices, the newRIFF project investigates a novel circular economy solution: the valorization of agricultural organic waste into alternative protein sources for...Read more
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Sustainable Aquaculture; Insect-Based Feed; Consumer Acceptance; Life Cycle Assessment
Circular Saar - Circular design thinking in the German steel industry
(Corresponding) Wern B., Vielhaber M.
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2. CIRCULAR ECONOMY AND BIOECONOMY
The steel industry is currently facing many challenges, such as increasingly expensive energy and the availability of raw materials. At the same time, the transformation of many industrial processes takes time. The circular Saar project addresses these challenges by bringing together research...Read more
Integrating ESG and Social Economy Principles into Philippine Curriculum: A Framework for Sustainable Development
(Corresponding) Corpus R., (Corresponding) Bayani M., Aguilar J., (Corresponding) Aguilar H.
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2. CIRCULAR ECONOMY AND BIOECONOMY
The global stress on Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) and Social Economy (SE) principles is vital for sustainable development. Integrating these into Philippine education is paramount given national environmental and social challenges, yet a systematic curriculum approach is lacking...Read more
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ESG, Social Economy, Curriculum Development, Sustainable Development, Philippines
