Achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 will require tackling both energy-related and non-
energy-related GHG emissions, which can be achieved through the transition to a circular …

Circular economy (CE) provides an alternative development model to the dominant take-
make-dispose linear approach, and thus a new vision for solving sustainability challenges …

A circular economy (CE) would reduce both extraction and disposal by encouraging green
design and circular business models, as well as repair, reuse, remanufacturing, and …

Over the past few decades, industrial plastic production has been experiencing exceptional
growth. The durability, lightness, stability, and low cost of conventional plastic materials are …

Wastage from electrical and electronic hardware includes a huge range of unsafe and
complex materials, which can cause major natural and health issues. A promising approach …

This paper takes a look at the impact of eco-control systems on the circular economy (CE)
practices and economic and environmental performances of firms, taking in account the …

We consider pricing and manufacturing and logistics investment decisions by a
manufacturer facing environmentally concerned consumers. Demand depends on the price …

The price-quality relationship receives attention from both practitioners and scholars. Yet,
the reference price effect, a central aspect in modeling consumer behavior, is absent from …

The circular economy seeks to reduce waste by reusing, refurbishing, and recycling used
products. It increases the resource value of used goods. In this study, we proposed a circular …

Despite recycling being perceived as essential for sustainable development in the
electronics industry, two critical issues have yet to be thoroughly investigated: the role of …