Session MO.1.A || Life Cycle Approaches in the Raw Materials Sector Authors Owsianiak, Mikolaj; Hauschild, Michael Abstract Environmental dissipation is a novel approach to account for impacts from mineral resource use. In contrast to all other resource-related life cycle impact assessment methods, which use data on extractions as input to calculation of indicator scores, environmental [...]
Authors Nitkiewicz, Tomasz; Cappelletti, Giulio Mario; Russo, Carlo Abstract The process of transition to circular economy through the delivery of sustainable products has already started while its environmental consequences are not fully investigated yet. Agricultural sector has a big potential for contributing to circularity and sustainability of products. The objective of the paper is to [...]
Authors Permatasari, Dewi; Herlambang, Sony; Cahyono, Budhi; Rahadin, Puji; Messias, FX Firman; Sugiharto, Deddy Abstract The COVID-19 pandemic, since the beginning of 2020, has become a global epidemic which compels various industries and activities in the world to make adjustments in order to strive and continue their activities. In this paper, we discuss the efforts [...]
Authors Wielopolski, Mateusz; Guerreschi, Asia Abstract Circular Economy, as the counterargument to the ‘make-take-dispose’ linear model, is anapproach that includes a variety of schools of thoughts looking at environmental, economic, andsocial sustainability. This, in turn, leads to a variety of strategies and often confusion when itcomes to choosing the right one to make a circular [...]
Session MO.2.A || Life Cycle Approaches in the Raw Materials Sector II Authors SALA, Dariusz; Bieda, Bogusław Abstract According to European Commission’s Report on Critical Raw Materials and the Circular Economy the raw materials, such as rare earths, have a high economic importance for the EU, and are essential for the production of a broad [...]
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