A resilient and sustainable world: Contributions from cleaner production, circular economy, eco-innovation, responsible consumption, and cleaner waste systems

Giannetti, Biagio F.; Lopez, F.J. Diaz; Liu, Gengyuan; Agostinho, F.; Sevegnani, Fábio; Almeida, Camila de

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2022.135465

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“…The research in this field focuses on developing solutions to lessen the environmental effect of economic activity. This involves reducing the quantity of resources used in manufacturing processes, reducing or eliminating the usage of hazardous compounds, and reusing or recycling materials (Giannetti et al, 2023).…”

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“…The recent thrust of high consumption has resulted in the establishment of global consumerism culture (Schmitt et al, 2021), which is leading to increased production across commodities and causing unbearable pressure on the resources available to humanity (Johnson & Chattaraman, 2019; Kautish et al, 2022). Human activities, including unsustainable land, water, and energy use, and climate changes, are fuelling the sixth mass extinction, which leads to the eradication of a high percentage of biodiversity, or distinct species, including bacteria, fungi, plants, mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish, and invertebrates (Giannetti et al, 2023). Whether it is a fuel crisis, global warfare, or coal shortages that cause power disruptions, the majority of today's environmental challenges can be traced back to consumption (Perera et al, 2020).…”

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“…Suggest that there are two ways in which consumers can contribute to the achievement of goal 12: (1) by minimising waste, and (2) by considering the products they purchase and opting for the more sustainable option whenever possible. This is not a big revelation, and researchers in disciplines as diverse as sociology, economics, geography, social psychology, and environmental psychology have studied this phenomenon extensively (Giannetti et al, 2023; Voola et al, 2022). Scholars in various fields have looked at global consumers to see if they are doing their part to safeguard the environment (Kinnear et al, 1974; Mishra et al, 2022; Tilikidou, 2013).…”

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Doing more with less: An integrative literature review on responsible consumption behaviour

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Thaichon

2023

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The purpose of this research is to critically review the existing literature on responsible consumption behaviour (RCB) and identify the factors that influence it. Our findings are based on an integrative examination of 203 papers retrieved from the SCOPUS and WoS databases and analysed with the bibliometrix R software. Along with some descriptive insights into the field, we explain its intellectual structure informing future scholars about the field's evolution, and propose a future agenda for its advancement in the form, methodology, context, and themes. Five major themes emerged from our study: social values, corporate social responsibility (CSR), ethical obligations, environmental concern, and economic behaviour, which serve as a foundation for thematic future research directions. The implications for policymakers and management practice, as well as theoretical implications, are addressed.

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Doing more with less: An integrative literature review on responsible consumption behaviour

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“…Human activities leading to climate change has in turn affected the availability of our natural resources. This emphasizes the growing imperative to adopt methods and approaches focused on sustainability and resilience [6]. The last decades have demonstrated the need to divide economic growth from resource exploitation and waste accumulation [7].…”

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A Bibliometric Analysis on Cooperatives in Circular Economy and Eco-Innovation Studies

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Díaz López

2023

Sustainability

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Cooperatives address societal challenges embracing values beyond mere profit-oriented production. Considering the ongoing shift to achieve efficient use of resources and increased circularity, cooperatives should be better equipped to incorporate circular economy (CE) and eco-innovation (EI) into their strategies (compared to regular enterprises). This paper reviews the scholarly literature focusing on the application of CE and EI within cooperative studies with the aim to understand the relationships between these topics, identify the existing scholarly communities, and to observe salient research themes. This study refined the method of van den Hoven and Rubalcaba (2016) to conduct a two-step bibliographic review of documents: a thematic analysis of citation data from Scopus (including a manual review of 16 papers) was followed by a bibliometric analysis of 101 documents from Web of Science (using R-Studio’s Biblioshiny). Our results identified three intellectual clusters of cooperative studies focusing on the downstream of CE: (1) industrial ecology; (2) recycling; and (3) waste management. Our study also revealed an emerging scholarly field focused on cooperatives and CE, and with little attention to EI. These findings aim at catalyzing the integration of cooperatives more effectively into scholarly discussions, suggesting that environmental sustainability should be recognized as an additional principle of the cooperative identity—providing a wider perspective that enhances interest in the research of these topics and their interconnections.

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“…Given the severe environmental issues brought on by the rapid expansion in the extraction and use of natural resources, sustainable development has risen to the top of the agenda [1]. Nowadays, world society is concentrating much more on sustainable development as one of the great problems for humans in the twenty-first century, owing to ecological difficulties created by fast economic expansion [2].…”

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Analyzing influential indicators in sustainable development of Guangdong Province: The role of circular economy

Hashemizadeh,

Zareian Baghdad Abadi

2023

Advances in Economics, Business and Management Research

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The rising difficulty of economic planning due to of different impacted aspects and aims needs a thorough examination of important economic development criteria. While few variables in economic investigations lead to unrealistic conclusions, five indicators are used in this study to represent the circular economy, social, environmental, and energy consumption aspects of sustainable development (Total Energy Consumption, Birth Rate, Wastewater Treatment Rate, Number of Repairs Enterprises, and Number of Existing Environment and Public Facilities Management Enterprises). To evaluate the influence of the specified variables on the sustainable development of the study area, a current machinelearning method called XGBoost was designed. According to Guangdong Province, China panel data from 2010 to 2019, the circular economy is the top priority in sustainable development. The circular economy method of mending and reusing materials has a significant influence on sustainable development. Based on these findings, several policy proposals for proper economic growth in Guangdong Province while taking social and environmental concerns into account are made.

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A resilient and sustainable world: Contributions from cleaner production, circular economy, eco-innovation, responsible consumption, and cleaner waste systems

Cited by 17 publications

References 13 publications

Doing more with less: An integrative literature review on responsible consumption behaviour

Doing more with less: An integrative literature review on responsible consumption behaviour

A Bibliometric Analysis on Cooperatives in Circular Economy and Eco-Innovation Studies

Analyzing influential indicators in sustainable development of Guangdong Province: The role of circular economy

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