Acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene (ABS)
, 199
Agile design
, 284
layer
, 285
methods
, 282
Agile fabrication layer
, 285
Agile material file
, 287–289, 292, 293
Agile material layer
, 285
Agile material systems
, 284–285
Agricultural modernisation
, 20
Agricultural reuse
, 72
agronomic value of biosolids
, 73
direct application
, 72–74
estimated biosolids production by region
, 74
Ammonia nitrogen
, 304
concentration simulation in landscape water
, 305
Anaerobic digester (AD)
, 69
Anaerobic digestion
, 69–70
Annual Percent Change (APC)
, 51
Application programming interface (API)
, 286
Architectural Desktop
, 327
Artificial enhanced measures of water recycling
, 303
biological filters
, 304
constructed wetland
, 303–304
effect analysis of integrated measures
, 304
push-flow-aeration machines
, 303
Asi (handgrip tool)
, 201–203
Construction Waste Charges Ordinance in Thailand
, 233
construction waste regulations in Philippines
, 232–233
Assembly/product manufacture
, 332
Attitude–Behaviour Gap
, 160
Attitudes
, 36
economic
, 42
individual and social
, 41
variations in rank or incidence of behaviours by
, 166–169
Australian and New Zealand Biosolids Partnership (ANZBP)
, 73
Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS)
, 180
Australian Construction Industry
, 324–325
Australian MRIO tables
, 182
Australian regional waste footprints
disaggregation
, 186
environmental-economic accounts
, 180–181
model construction using IE Lab
, 182–183
regional waste footprints
, 183–186
WIO models
, 181–182, 187
Australian Renewable Energy Agency
, 72
Automobile manufacture
, 24
Automotive shredder residue (ASR)
, 262, 265
Ballarat North WWTP in Victoria
, 75
Basic Act on Recycle-Based Society (2000)
, 232
Behaviour
, (see also Pro-environmental behaviour)
changing
, 43–44, 117, 137
compliance
, 162–163, 172
consumer
, 41, 124, 125, 127
individual and social
, 39
thoughtful consumption
, 163
variations in rank or incidence
, 166–169
Beijing, MSW management in
, 246–147
Bennett, Jane
‘Vibrant Matter’
, 84
Best–Worst choice experiment
, 164
Biodegradable organics in MSW
, 244–245
Biodiversity, loss of
, 227
Biogas
, 69
anaerobic digestion
, 69–70
co-digestion
, 70–71
methane yield of biomass
, 70
Biosolids
, 67
agricultural reuse
, 72–74
background and approach
, 68–69
blended and heat-treated products
, 74–75
chemical precipitation
, 78–79
nutrient recovery
, 76–77
policies and legislation
, 79–82
price of DAP fertilizer in Australia
, 77
renewable energy generation
, 69–72
thermochemical processes
, 77–78
Blended and heat-treated products
, 74–75
Boulding, Kenneth
‘Cowboy Economics’ concept
, 5
‘Spaceship Earth’ concept
, 5, 15
Building industry
, (see Construction industry)
Building information modelling (BIM)
, 7, 282, 283, 324
in construction
, 326–327
Building products/DIY
, 282, 290
ByeBuy! Shop
, 126, 129
CE and
, 131–137
and consumer paradigms
, 130–131
Californian Computer Conference
, 17
Carbon dioxide emission
, 230
Carbon monoxide (CO)
, 269
Carbonaceous material/slag interaction and experiments
, 268
Carbonaceous materials
, 265
Cathode ray tubes (CRT)
, 151
rainwater utilisation methods in
, 298–299
Chemical precipitation
, 78–79
China
annual number of issued policies vs. APC
, 53
APC in GDP vs. APC in pollutant emission indicators
, 52
APC in GDP vs. APC in resource consumption indicators
, 51
CE evaluation indicator system
, 55–57
CE promotion law
, 55–58
experience from National CE pilot projects
, 60–61
future plans
, 61–62
Inter-Ministerial Joint Conference System
, 53–55
Investment and Financing Policy Measures
, 58
key policies and measures for developing CE
, 54
MSW management in
, 242–243
National Demonstration Bases for CE Education
, 58–59
organizing CE pilot projects
, 53
past-decade experiences
, 50
policies for promoting circular economy
, 49
Several Opinions of State Council on Accelerating Development of CE
, 51–52
special fund for CE development
, 59–60
strategy and action plan for CE development
, 60
success stories
, 62–64
values of GDP, resource consumption and pollutant emission indicators
, 52
zero waste in
, 229–230
China Australia Centre for Sustainable Urban Development (CACSUD)
, 4
China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC)
, 54, 58
China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC)
, 54, 58
Circular Business Board
, 109
Circular by Design
, 104, 105, 108–113
extending material flow
, 113–116
extending material lifespan
, 117
extending material use
, 116
Circular by Design Canvas
, 110–113
reflection
, 117–118
Circular economy (CE)
, 1–3, 5, 9, 14, 35, 49, 69, 93, 104, 106, 107, 123–124, 143, 161, 214, 216, 217, 282
approach and methods
, 145
approach to sustainable consumption
, 124–126
and Byebuy! Shop
, 131
construction in
, 325–326
content analysis
, 231–232
designing
, 8
diminishing returns and increasing volumes
, 22–23
engagements with government and corporate sector
, 152–154
Environmentalism (1960s)
, 16–20
evaluation indicator system
, 55–57
implementation
, 49–50
interview
, 146
key policies and measures
, 54
materials efficiency
, 143–144
National Demonstration Bases for CE Education
, 58–59
organisations
, 144–145
organizing CE pilot projects
, 53
postwar political economy
, 20–22
promotion law
, 55–58
Repair Deli
, 137
role of formal institutions
, 227–228
slow market
, 136–137
social enterprises in
, 144, 146–152
‘Spaceship Earth’ (Boulding)
, 14–16
special fund for
, 59–60
strategy and action plan for CE development
, 60
Swap Shop and Story Exchange
, 132–136
zero waste in
, 228–230
Circular Innovation
, 112
within fashion and textile sector
, 105–107
Clean Development Mechanism (CDM)
, 58
Clean Neighbourhoods and Environment Act.
, 235
Clean Plate Campaign
, 249
‘Closed-loop’ system
, 228–229
COD
, 50, 304
concentration simulation in landscape water
, 305
emissions
, 61, 64
Coke
, 269
metallurgical
, 267, 268, 271
Collaborative CE promotion mechanism
, 60–61
Colour master-batches (CMB)
, 199
Combined cooling, heating and power (CCHP)
, 63
Commodity
, 127
exchanges
, 129
Commodity chain characteristic
of recycling centres
, 150
of small niche recycling initiatives
, 152
Community Recycling Network Australia (CRN Australia)
, 151
Community wastes
, 217–218
Community-oriented consumption (COC)
, 127
Compliance behaviours
, 162–163, 172
Component subassembly
, 328
Computational systems theory
, 17
Computer aided design (CAD)
, 205, 207
Constructed wetland
, 303–304
Construction
debris
, 217–218
waste regulations in Philippines
, 232–233
Construction industry
, 226, 283, 310
agile circular economy for
, 282
agile material systems
, 284–285
analysis
, 318–319
Australian
, 324–325
BIM and digital technologies in
, 326–327
in circular economy
, 325–326
creating synergy through SAIP
, 330–333
data representation
, 292
demonstration
, 290
design and development
, 287–290
design for disassembly
, 317–318
eBay concepts
, 289
IFC
, 288
limited functionality of program
, 291
mapping concepts
, 289
method
, 286
prefabrication in
, 327–328
RL in
, 328–330
solution objectives
, 286–287
specified condition
, 290
specified quantity
, 290
specified type
, 290–291
in UK
, 234
waste in
, 310–316
zero waste in
, 230–231
Construction supply chain (CLSC)
, 324
Consumer paradigms
, 130–131
Consumption
, 9, 14, 21, 23, 24, 26, 42, 181
Contemporary economies
, 136
Conventional ferrous materials
, 263
Cost benefit analysis
, 149
Council of the European Communities (CEC)
, 80
Counterculture
, 18
cybernetic ecology
, 16–18
‘Cowboy economics’ (Boulding)
, 15
‘Cradle to cradle’ approach
, 18
Cradle to Cradle (McDonough & Braungart)
, 19, 42, 107, 161
Creative Pathways
, 205
project planning
, 206–208
technical facilities
, 206
Crystal Palace (1851)
, 317
Culture and tradition in Samoa
, 194
art and craft
, 195, 196
education
, 197
Fa’a Samoa
, 196–197
Mea Alofa
, 195
tourism industry
, 197, 198
tree of life
, 194–195
‘Cybernetic ecology’ (Brautigan)
, 16–18
E-waste collection schemes
, 144
Eaglehawk Recycle Shop
, 151
eBay
, 8, 282, 289
API definitions for item condition
, 289
Eco-friendly water design, TJU New Campus
, 296–297
Ecological civilization (China)
, 5
Ecological initiatives
, 192
Economic attitudes, change in
, 42
Economic development
, 242
Economic value of textile waste
, 107
Economics assisting transition to CE
, (see also Circular economy (CE)), 36
changing behaviour and incentives
, 43
limited resources
, 37–38
market imperfections
, 39–43
Economy
, (see also Circular economy (CE)), 103–104, 144
Diverse Economies (Gibson-Graham)
, 126, 144
financial
, 137
gift
, 135
industrial
, 214
linear
, 15
postwar political
, 20–22
quality
, 137
resilient
, 126
Electric arc furnace (EAF)
, 263–264
slag
, 271–272
Electrolytic pure iron
, 274
Electronic procurement (E-procurement)
, 273
Ellen MacArthur Foundation (EMF)
, 1, 2, 14, 124, 143
End of life waste (Ew)
, 229
End-of-life tyres
, 275–276
End-of-life vehicles (ELVs)
, 262
Endeavour Foundation
, 151
Energy
in built environment
, 312–313
consumption
, 230
embodied
, 313–314
operational
, 313
recovery
, 244
recycling
, 316
total
, 314–315
EnerTech Environmental
, 77
Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPRSC)
, 107
Environment(al)
degradation
, 263
destruction
, 192
environmental-economic accounts
, 180
impact
, 181
management policy
, 50
regulations
, 228
Environmental Basic Act (1993)
, 232
Environmental Concern model
, 160
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
, 290
Water Engineering Research Laboratory
, 72
Environmental Protection Department in Hong Kong
, 226
Environmental Solutions International (ESI)
, 71
Environmental Sustainability Fund
, 233
Environmentalism
, 16
‘cybernetic ecology’
, 16–18
designing with nature
, 18–19
postwar
, 14
recycling and reuse
, 19–20
Environmentally extended input–output models (EEIO models)
, 180, 181, 187
Ethical and political consumption
, 128
European Commission
, 81
Sewage Sludge Directive (1986)
, 79–80
European Union (EU)
, 226, 325
EU Directive
, 80
regulations and Green building rating systems in
, 234
zero waste in
, 229–230
Extra funding incentive in Singapore
, 233
charges for waste dumping in UK
, 234–235
polluter pay principle in Hong Kong
, 233–234
regulations and green building rating systems in EU
, 234
Garbage Classification and Collection Schemes Work
, 246
Garbage Classification Marking
, 246
Gas generation effect
, 271
Generalised input–output frameworks
, 186
Geographic Information System (GIS)
, 296
Diverse Economies (Gibson-Graham)
, 126, 144
‘Good life’, designing for
, 23
Goods and Services Tax
, 149
Great Pacific Garbage Patch
, 192
‘Great Recovery’ programme
, 107
Green behaviour
, (see Pro-environmental behaviour)
Green building rating systems in EU
, 234
Green campus, rainwater discharge system, TJU
, 297–298
Green manufacturing
ASR (Automobile Shredder Residue)
, 262–264, 265
carbon/slag interaction for metallurgical coke/slag
, 271
EAF (Electric Arc Furnace)
, 263
ELVs (End-of-Life Vehicles)
, 262
experimental
, 266–268
fundamentals of material structures
, 269–271
industrial implementation
, 275–276
materials and methods
, 265
materials characteristics
, 265–266, 267
results and discussion
, 268
waste polymeric materials and EAF slag
, 271–272, 273
waste polymeric materials and metal interfacial phenomena
, 272–275
weight percent of waste plastics detected in ASR
, 264
Greenhouse gas emissions (GHG emissions)
, 71, 227
Gross domestic product (GDP)
, 324
and living habits
, 250
Guangzhou, MSW management in
, 246–247
Manzini, Ezio
model of society
, 126
social innovation
, 126
Marine plastic debris
, 192
Markets/marketing
, 23, 37, 38, 40–41
imperfections
, 39–43
Mass balance analysis of rainwater runoff
, 301, 302
Mean Absolute Deviations (MAD)
, 163, 164
Melamine-formaldehyde plates (MF plates)
, 275
Metal interfacial phenomena
, 272–275
Metallurgical coke
, 267, 268, 271
Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago
, 79
Middle pipeline rainwater collection area, TJU
, 298
rainwater utilisation system at
, 301
Military modernisation
, 20
Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District
, 75
Ministry of Agriculture (MOA)
, 55
Ministry of Commerce (MOC)
, 54, 55
Ministry of Environmental Protection (MEP)
, 54, 55
Ministry of Finance (MOF)
, 54, 55
Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development (MOHURD)
, 55
Ministry of Land and Resources (MOLR)
, 55
Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST)
, 54, 55
Ministry of Water Resources (MWR)
, 55
Model construction using IE Lab
, 182–183
Model-Driven Architecture
, 283
Mon Oncle (Film, Jacques Tati)
, 24
Moscow American National Exhibition of 1959
, 21
‘Mother of All Demos’
, 17
Multi-regional waste supply-use framework (MRWSU framework)
, 182, 187
Multiple value-creation mechanisms
, 39
Multisection discharge system
, 297–298
Municipal solid waste (MSW)
, 184, 226
comparison of MSW composition in different cities
, 250–252
disposal technology
, 252–254
dominant disposal technologies
, 243–245
management in Beijing, Guangzhou and Lhasa
, 246–247
management in China
, 242–243
objective of research
, 246
physical composition comparison in three cities
, 247–249
progress of MSW sorting and recycling
, 250, 252
Municipal Solid Waste Classification and Evaluation Criteria
, 246
National Association of Charitable Recycling Organisations (NACRO)
, 145
National Bureau of Statistics (NBS)
, 54, 55
National CE pilot projects, experience from
, 60–61
National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA)
, 206
National Computer and Television Recycling Scheme (NTCRS)
, 144, 145, 149, 151, 153
National Demonstration Bases for CE Education
, 58–59
National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC)
, 54, 55
National Disability Insurance Scheme
, 151
National People’s Congress (NPC)
, 54
National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA)
, 215
National Solid Waste Management Strategy
, 232–233
National Tourism Administration (NTA)
, 54
National Waste Policy (Australia)
, 144
Natural erosion control
, 300
Natural Strong Waste Administration Demonstration of Philippines
, 232–233
Negative externalities
, 40
New Zealand Qualification Authority (NZQA)
, 206
New Zealand Water and Wastes Association (NZWWA)
, 80
Non-combustibles
, 247–248
Non-metallic fraction
, 263
Non-point source pollution control
, 303
Non-volumetric pre-assembly
, 328
Pacific Recycles, Ltd. (PR)
, 193–194
Part/component manufacture stage
, 332
Participatory design process
, 197
Pavilion Project
, 285–286
Pelletised biosolids product
, 75–76
People’s Bank of China (PBC)
, 54, 58
Premature wastage of resources
, 2
Permeable pavement
, 299–300
Philippines, construction waste regulations in
, 232–233
Physical composition comparison of MSW in three cities
, 247–249
Planned obsolescence
, 106
Plastic(s)
, 24–25
waste
, 192
Point source pollution control
, 303
Pollutant controlling measures
, 303
Polluter pay principle, Hong Kong
, 232–234
Polycarbonate (PC)
, 264
carbon residue substrate
, 274
Polycyclic aromatic compounds
, 244
Polyethylene terephthalate (PET)
, 199
Polymer Injection Technology (PIT)
, 264
Polymeric materials
, 266, 269, 272
Polypropylene (PP)
, 263, 269
Polyvinyl alcohol (PVA)
, 199
Post-consumer plastics
, 275–276
Postproduction processes
, 200
Postwar environmentalism
, 14
Postwar political economy
, 20–22
Prefabrication
, 324, 327–328
Pro-environmental behaviour
, (see also Environmentalism)
drivers of
, 172–173
measuring
, 160–162
predicting
, 169–172
Product life-extension strategies
, 129
Product service systems (PSS)
, 128–129
Product Stewardship Act
, 144
Product-oriented services
, 128
Production perspective
, 181
Production processes
, 218
Public-Private Partnerships (PPP)
, 62
Push-flow-aeration machines
, 303
Pyrometallugical processes
, 263–264
Pyrometallurgical processes
, 266–267
Rain garden, TJU
, 299–301
Rainwater
collection and utilisation, TJU
, 296
discharge system planning for green campus, TJU
, 297–298
harvesting
, 296
losses
, 301
utilisation methods, in central island rainwater eco-collection area, TJU
, 298–299
utilisation system, at middle pipeline rainwater collection area, TJU
, 301
Rainwater Eco-Collection Area, Central Island, TJU New Campus
, 298
Rebound effect (Jevons paradox)
, 22–23
Recirculating industrial solid wastes
, 217
Reclaimed water filtration constructed wetland
, 303
Recycled aggregate concrete (RAC)
, 330
Recycling
, 19–20, 144–146, 163, 263
energy
, 316
Lab
, 204–205
sector
, 194
waste plastic
, 204
Reduce, Reuse and Recycle principle (3Rs principle)
, 51, 55, 227
‘Reduce First’ principle
, 56, 57, 60, 62–63
Reduced product lifespans:
plastics and furniture
, 24–25
single-use plastics
, 25–26
smart phones
, 26–27
Regional waste footprints
, 183–186
Regulations and Green building rating systems in EU
, 234
Regulatory frameworks
, 41
Remanufacturing technology service development model
, 61
Renewable energy generation
, 69
biogas
, 69–71
liquid biofuel
, 71–72
Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS2)
, 81
Renewable resource recycle model
, 61
Renewing materials
creative Pathways
, 205–208
culture and tradition in Samoa
, 194–197
design research
, 200
extrusion
, 199
field research
, 193–194
Filabot Reclaimer from Filabot
, 197–198
handgrip for Taro Peeler
, 201–203
implementation
, 204
materials
, 199
materials research and production technologies
, 197
postproduction
, 200
production
, 199–200
Recycling Lab
, 204–205
3D printed turtle skull gift–symbolic
, 200–201
3D printing technology
, 192
waste management in Samoa
, 194
Repurposing
, 92, 93, 96–99
Residual solid carbon
, 272
Resources Recycle Act (1991)
, 232
Rest-of-the-world (RoW)
, 184
Result-oriented services
, 128
Reuse
, 19–20, 161, 311, 316, 317
of waste
, 161
Reverse logistics (RL)
, 282, 324, 330
adoption
, 330
in construction
, 328–330
Revit, Bentley Systems
, 327
Rialto WWTP in California
, 77
Samoa
culture and tradition in
, 194–197
waste management in
, 194
Samoan domestic environment
, 201
Sanitary landfill
, 243–244
Sanitary landfill disposal
, 245
Science and technology
, 8
Scientific evidence
, 80, 82
Scottish-based fashion/textile SMEs
, 111
Scrap utilisation by Thai SMEs
barriers to scrap reclamation
, 220
environmental policies and marketing strategies
, 220–221
factories joining W2W project
, 218
findings
, 217
institutionalised waste recirculation policy
, 218
methodology
, 215–217
popular scrap management methods
, 219
waste management policy among SMEs
, 219
Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP)
, 193–194
Service Oriented Architecture
, 283
Several Opinions of the State Council on Accelerating the Development of CE
, 51–52
Sightseeing water cycle constructed wetland
, 303
Single-use coffee cup
, 25
Single-use products
, 25–26
Site Waste Management Plans Regulations
, 235
Slag foaming phenomenon
, 264
Slag/carbon interface
, 271
Sludge-to-energy conversion processes
, 70
Sludge-To-Oil Reactor System (STORS)
, 71, 72
Small Islands Developing States (SIDS)
, 193–194
Small niche recycling
, 146
Small-to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)
, 105, 215
Smart and industrialised prefabrication (SAIP)
, 326, 330
creating synergy through
, 330–333
Sociable creation–transforming production
, 192
Social enterprises in CE
, 144, 151
approach and methods
, 145
engagements with government and corporate sector
, 152–154
interview
, 146
materials efficiency
, 143–144
organisations
, 144–145
role in collection of used goods and materials
, 146–152
Solid waste
management
, 225–226
production
, 180
‘Spaceship Earth’ (Boulding)
, 14–16
Special fund for CE development
, 59–60
St Vincent de Paul Society
, 153
Standards for Use or Disposal of Sewage Sludge
, 80
State Administration of Taxation (SAT)
, 55
State Forestry Administration (SFA)
, 55
State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC)
, 55
Statistical evaluation mechanism
, 61
Steelmaking, resource for
, 264
Stereolithography (STL)
, 200
Storm water utilisation system
, 298
landscape water supplement demand
, 301
mass balance analysis of rainwater runoff
, 301
natural erosion control
, 300
permeable pavement
, 399
planning and construction
, 298
rain garden and grass swale
, 299–300
rainwater recycling and discharging system
, 299
rainwater utilisation methods
, 298–299, 301
Story Exchange
, 131–132–136
Strass WWTP in Austria
, 70
Strategy and action plan for CE development
, 60
Strong sustainable consumption
, 125
Struvite crystallisation
, 78
Sustainable consumer
, 128
Sustainable consumption
community oriented consumption (COC)
, 127
Ethical and political consumption
, 128
Holistic approach to
, 124–126
Paradigms of
, 127
Prosumption
, 129
‘Weak’ and ‘Strong’ Approaches to
, 125
PSS
, 128–129
Sustainable design strategies
, 104, 112
Sustainable development
, 226
Sustainable development goals (SDGs)
, 234
Sustainable natural cycles
, 228
Sustainable water recycling system
, 295
artificial enhanced measures of water recycling
, 303–304
measures of water self-purification capacity improvement
, 303
rainwater discharge system planning for green campus
, 297-298
storm water utilisation system
, 298–301
surface area and discharging layout of campus
, 297
water quality conservation system of landscape waters
, 302–303
Suzhou Industrial Park
, 63–64
Sydney Steel Mill (SSM)
, 275–276
System of Environmental-Economic Accounting (SEEA)
, 180
Takara Pavilion Expo ‘70, Osaka
, 317
‘Take-make-dispose’ model
, 124
‘Take-make-use-dispose’ cycle
, 103
Taro Peeler, handgrip for
, 201–203
Temporary architecture
Crystal Palace (Great Exhibition 1851)
, 317
Capsule House
, 317
Testing shopping scapes in CE
, (see also Circular economy (CE))
Byebuy! Shop concept and consumer paradigms
, 130–131
CE and Byebuy! Shop
, 131–137
CE and sustainable consumption
, 124–126
paradigms of sustainable consumption
, 127–129
Thermochemical processes
, 77–78
ThermoEnergy Corporation
, 72
Thermogravimetric analysis
, 267
‘Thing-power’, waste as
, 96
material mutation
, 96–98
morality of waste
, 98–99
sacred waste
, 98
waste revaluation
, 97
Thoughtful consumption behaviours
, 163
Three-dimension (3D)
model database
, 291
printable filament
, 197–198
printed spinning tops
, 207
printed turtle skull gift–symbolic
, 200–201
printing
, 192, 206, 327, 333
scanning technologies
, 291
‘Throwaway and replace’ culture
, 103
Tianjin Beijiang power plant
, 62–63
Tianjin University (TJU)
, 295–296
construction and operation of new campus
, 296–297
rainwater discharge system planning for green campus TJU
, 297–298
Tourism
and cultural heritage
, 197
industry
, 197–198
Traditional linear production processes
, 227
Traditional waterfall design process
, 284
Trans-materialisation (Waddell and Labys)
, 107
Waste
, (see also Zero waste (ZW)), 3, 8, 14, 19, 22, 161
act on waste disposal in Japan
, 232
charges for waste dumping in UK
, 234–235
composting process
, 244–245
in construction industry
, 310
dumping charges in UK
, 234–235
embodied energy
, 313–314
energy in built environment
, 312–313
flows in Australian economy
, 183
levels of reuse and recycling
, 316
life expectance of buildings
, 311–312
operational energy
, 313
polymers
, 263–264
quantities of
, 310–311
recycling energy
, 316
resource management mechanism
, 61
revaluation
, 97
as ’thing-power’
, 96
total energy
, 314–315
treatment technology
, 243
Waste Framework Directive
, 161
Waste input–output model (WIO model)
, 181–182, 187
Waste management
, 226, 262–263
cities and policy on
, 246–247
drivers of pro-environmental behaviour
, 172–173
hierarchy
, 161–162
incidence of behaviours
, 164–166
measuring pro-environmental behaviour
, 160–162
methods
, 162–164
predicting pro-environmental behaviours
, 169–172
recovery
, 161
reuse
, 161
in Samoa
, 194
variations in rank or incidence of behaviours
, 166–169
Waste polymeric materials
and EAF slag
, 271–272
and metal interfacial phenomena
, 272–275
snap shots of slag droplets in contact
, 273
Waste supply-use format (WSU format)
, 181
Waste to Wealth project (W2W project)
, 215
‘Waste value’ in circular economy
, 92
diverting waste
, 92–93
implications
, 100
household disposal
, 93–94
object-oriented perspective
, 94–96
study
, 96
waste as ’thing-power’
, 96–99
Wastewater treatment plant (WWTP)
, 67, 68
Water
enhanced water recycling
, 303–304
cycling
, 297, 302
self-purification capacity improvement
, 303
pollution
, 230
quality conservation system of landscape waters
, 302–303
resource depletion
, 227
Water Environment Federation in United States
, 67
Water Quality Analysis Simulation Program model (WASP model)
, 304
Western government circles
, 20
Wetting experiment
, 274–275
Whole Earth Catalog
, 15, 17–19
Wood off-cuts from process
, 214
World Economic Forum (WEF)
, 68