Subsurface waste management in the conditions of circular economy

Mochalova, Lyudmila; Sokolova, Olga Gennadievna

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/202017705007

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“…In the same area, courses for drivers and mechanics for salt cleaners were organized among young people (Chechens); some of the Chechens were promoted to responsible work as foremen for their exemplary work, head. plots and etc [11].…”

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Use of labor resources of specially displaced Chechens in the first years of deportation

Tsutsulaeva

2023

E3S Web of Conf.

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The concept you provided underscores a fundamental principle in economics and labor market dynamics. When the economy undergoes structural changes, jobs are both created and lost. This phenomenon, often termed "creative destruction," plays a pivotal role in economic advancement. In this process, less productive and outdated jobs are replaced by more modern and efficient ones due to factors like technological advancements, shifting consumer preferences, and changes in global trade. Similarly, as new businesses emerge, older ones may fade away, affecting the overall employment landscape. The overall number of jobs in the economy hinges on the equilibrium between job creation and job destruction. Economists employ various methodologies to assess these trends, involving the analysis of labor market data, surveys, and economic patterns. This insight is indispensable for policymakers, businesses, and workers to navigate the evolving labor market successfully. It's worth noting that these transformations can be disruptive and challenging for workers in declining industries. Consequently, governments and businesses often implement strategies and policies to help these workers transition to new opportunities through retraining and support services. Understanding these dynamics is vital for long-term economic growth and prosperity.

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Use of labor resources of specially displaced Chechens in the first years of deportation

Tsutsulaeva

2023

E3S Web of Conf.

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“…Although there have been various studies on industrial symbiosis and business models, no study includes a summary of tools and methods used to implement industrial symbiosis. The studies had the greatest emphasis on analyzing material flow from different perspectives, such as through measuring their circularity [44], looking for industrial waste that might be useful for other companies [24], evaluating supply chains [49], assessing the optimal combination of waste from a cost-recovery point of view [31], and developing tools to manage material flow in specific industries [45][46][47]. The studies include the development of business models that serve as templates to implement strategies that companies can adopt to create industrial symbiosis [7,20,21,51,53].…”

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“…Angelis-Dimakis et al [24], using a technological platform, identified possibilities for industrial symbiosis between companies and/or regions, recommending innovative business models and evaluating financial viability and technical feasibility. Mochalova and Sokolova [45] focused on the use of waste from the mining industry. Kim et al [30] developed a methodology to evaluate alternatives to material flow exchange and steam in industrial parks, Santos and Magrini [46] performed this in a refinery, and Aid et al [22] identified the potential of a certain region.…”

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Business Models for Industrial Symbiosis: A Literature Review

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Pérez-Castillo

2023

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In recent years, companies have tried to implement various strategies focused on sustainability that impact the way they do business. This is how industrial symbiosis, which is a collaborative approach that favors the exchange of material, infrastructure, and energy resources that create economic and environmental benefits, arises. The implementation of industrial symbiosis is complex and requires collaboration and knowledge. Although there are empirical studies in countries where it has been developed, thus far, there has been no study integrating the advances in knowledge about industrial symbiosis. The main objective of this study is to become familiar with the current state-of-the-art industrial symbiosis and its business models in order to identify areas of opportunity and knowledge gaps. Through a bibliometric analysis and a systematic review of the literature, a codification of the dimensions and categories of the literature was carried out, identifying various tools, as well as theoretical models, simulation models, and business models designed to implement and evaluate a transition toward industrial symbiosis. The results indicate that the most studied variables are the material flow and the possible strategies that companies can adopt to move toward industrial symbiosis. However, there is still a need to go deeper into the study of cultural transformation, the ideal mechanisms to record and exchange information, and what negotiations are required to encourage collaboration.

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Subsurface waste management in the conditions of circular economy

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Use of labor resources of specially displaced Chechens in the first years of deportation

Use of labor resources of specially displaced Chechens in the first years of deportation

Business Models for Industrial Symbiosis: A Literature Review

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