Entrée principale:

Decker, Kris De, author.

Titre et auteur:

How Circular is the Circular Economy?

Publication:

[Place of publication not identified] : Low-Tech Magazine, 2024.

Description:

141 pages ; illustrations ; 21 cm.

Notes:
Archived and cataloged by Library Stack.
How Circular is the Circular Economy? -- Can we make bicycles sustainable again -- Plastic waste in the fuel tank? -- Recycling animal and human manure is the key to sustainable farming -- How to make wind power sustainable again? -- Reinventing the small wind turbine -- How to build a low-tech solar panel? -- How to escape from the Iron Age -- Citations.

Résumé:

"The circular economy - the newest magical word in the sustainable development vocabulary - promises economic growth without environmental destruction or waste. However, growth makes a circular economy impossible, even if we recycle all raw materials and all recycling is 100% efficient. No technology can change that because it's not a technological problem. In addition, many modern products are too complex to recycle. In this series of articles, LOW←TECH MAGAZINE explores how the circularity of various technologies like bicycles, solar panels, and wind turbines evolves. Placing the recycling of resources in a historical context makes clear that we are not moving toward a circular economy but rather increasingly away from it."-- provided by distributor.

ISBN:

9781446667828
1446667820

Sujet:

Architectural criticism.
Capital movements.
Climatic changes.
Economics.
Industrial design.
Natural resources.
Space (Architecture)
Critique d'architecture.
Mouvements de capitaux.
Climat Changements.
Économie politique.
Design.
Ressources naturelles.
Espace (Architecture)
architectural criticism.
climate change.
economics.
natural resources.

Vedettes secondaires:

Comellas, Laia, producer.
Gratzer, Johanna, producer.
Traugott-Campbell, Lauren, contributor.
Vanhout, Kathy, editor.
Verdeil, Marie, contributor, producer.
Library Stack, distributor.
Library Stack.