Briefing: demonstrating the circular resource economy – the ZeroWIN approach
Briefing: demonstrating the circular resource economy – the ZeroWIN approach
Zerowin is an ambitious European Union funded project researching and trialling methods and strategies to eliminate the wasteful consumption of resources in key industrial sectors in Europe, primarily by way of the formation of industrial networks. The project has run from 2009 to 2014. This paper reports on the completion of the project, which through demonstration activities has shown that society can solve its current industrial pollution and resource problems in a sustainable way if it is willing to change its business practices and culture.
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den Boer, E.
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Williams, I.D.
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Curran, A.
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Kopacek, B.
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2014
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Curran, A.
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Kopacek, B.
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den Boer, E., Williams, I.D., Curran, A. and Kopacek, B.
(2014)
Briefing: demonstrating the circular resource economy – the ZeroWIN approach.
Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers - Waste and Resource Management, 167 (WR3), .
(doi:10.1680/warm.14.00005).
Abstract
Zerowin is an ambitious European Union funded project researching and trialling methods and strategies to eliminate the wasteful consumption of resources in key industrial sectors in Europe, primarily by way of the formation of industrial networks. The project has run from 2009 to 2014. This paper reports on the completion of the project, which through demonstration activities has shown that society can solve its current industrial pollution and resource problems in a sustainable way if it is willing to change its business practices and culture.
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