Index

Unmaking Waste in Production and Consumption: Towards the Circular Economy

ISBN: 978-1-78714-620-4, eISBN: 978-1-78714-619-8

Publication date: 13 September 2018

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(2018), "Index", Crocker, R., Saint, C., Chen, G. and Tong, Y. (Ed.) Unmaking Waste in Production and Consumption: Towards the Circular Economy, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 339-353. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-78714-619-820181026

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INDEX

Index

Note: Page numbers followed by “n” with numbers indicate notes.

Acid rain
, 227

Acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene (ABS)
, 199

Actants
, 92, 95, 99, 100

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

Agile X framework
, 285

Agri-Ash
, 78

Agricultural modernisation
, 20

Agricultural reuse
, 72

agronomic value of biosolids
, 73

direct application
, 72–74

estimated biosolids production by region
, 74

Airprex™
, 78

Ammonia nitrogen
, 304

concentration simulation in landscape water
, 305

Anaerobic digester (AD)
, 69

Anaerobic digestion
, 69–70

Annual Percent Change (APC)
, 51

Apeldoorn WWTP
, 70

Application programming interface (API)
, 286

Aquatic ecosystem
, 303

ArchiCAD
, 327

Architectural Desktop
, 327

Art and craft
, 195, 196

Artec 3D scanner
, 199

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

Assemblage
, 95

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

Bailment
, 147

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

Biocrude
, 72

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

Biological filters
, 304

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

Brand reputation
, 148

Bright Sparks
, 146

Building industry
, (see Construction industry)

Building information modelling (BIM)
, 7, 282, 283, 324

in construction
, 326–327

Building products/DIY
, 282, 290

Business
, 108

ByeBuy! Shop
, 126, 129

CE and
, 131–137

and consumer paradigms
, 130–131

Californian Computer Conference
, 17

Capsule House
, 317

Carbon cycle
, 44n1

Carbon dioxide emission
, 230

Carbon dissolution
, 273

Carbon monoxide (CO)
, 269

Carbonaceous material/slag interaction and experiments
, 268

Carbonaceous materials
, 265

Carving
, 202

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

Chlorobenzene
, 244

Chlorophenols
, 244

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

Climate change
, 3

‘Closed-loop’ system
, 228–229

Cloud Computing
, 283

Co-creating value
, 137

Co-creation
, 6

Co-digestion
, 70–71

Coconut palm
, 194

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

Competitive markets
, 39

Compliance behaviours
, 162–163, 172

Component subassembly
, 328

Composted biosolids
, 75

Composting
, 74

Computational systems theory
, 17

Computer aided design (CAD)
, 205, 207

Computerbank
, 146, 152

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

Coupled systems
, 184

‘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

Crystalactor™
, 78

Cultural diversity
, 126

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

Curiosity
, 134

‘Cybernetic ecology’ (Brautigan)
, 16–18

Decision Regulatory Impact Statement (DRIS)
, 148

Deconstruction
, (see also Building industry), 229, 329

Decoupled systems
, 284

Deforestation
, 227

Democratisation
, 21–22

Demographics
, 163

variations in rank or incidence of behaviours by
, 166–169

Den Bosch WWTP
, 70

Desertification
, 227

Design
, 3, 5–8, 23

for disassembly
, 317–318

science methodology
, 286

Design and manufacture for deconstruction (DMfD)
, 324

Design for Deconstruction (DfD)
, 329

Designers
, 108

Destabilisation
, 26

Deterritorialisation
, 95

Diammonium phosphate (DAP)
, 73

Digital Project
, 327

Digital technologies
, 193, 324, 332

in construction
, 326–327

Diminishing returns
, 22–23, 37

Dioxins
, 244

Disassembly, design for
, 317–318

Disposal
, 161

in landfill
, 262

rate of MSW
, 242

technology in MSW
, 252–254

Dissolution of carbon into iron
, 272–273

Distributed recycling
, 192

Diverse economy
, 126, 144

Diverting waste
, 92–93

Dominant disposal technologies
, 243–245

Donation
, 165

DProfiler
, 327

Drying
, (see Heat-treatment)

E-fuel
, 77

E-waste collection schemes
, 144

Eaglehawk Recycle Shop
, 151

‘Earth Day’
, 15

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
, 5

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

Education
, 197

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

Embodied energy
, 313–314

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

EnerSludge™
, 71, 72

EnerTech Environmental
, 77

Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPRSC)
, 107

ENVI-met model
, 296

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

Espressobar *K
, 183

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

Externalities
, 40

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

Extrusion
, 199

Fa’a Samoa
, 196–197

Facilitator
, 205

Fashion/textile SMEs

Circular by Design
, 108–113

circular innovation within sector
, 105–107

dialogue and insights from SMEs
, 113

economy
, 103–104

extending material flow
, 113–116

extending material lifespan
, 117

extending material use
, 116

fashion/textile designer
, 107

methods and approach
, 105

reflection on ’Circular by Design’ Canvas
, 117–118

sustainable design strategies
, 104–105

‘Feel-good’ scrap reclamation techniques
, 218–219

Field research
, 193–194

Filabot Reclaimer from Filabot
, 197–198

Financial economy
, 137

Flexibilisation
, 24

Foaming slag phenomenon
, 276

Formal institutional approach
, 226

Fourier-Transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR)
, 265

‘Functional service’ model
, 128

Furniture (see also Scrap Utilization), plastics and
, 24–25

Garbage Classification and Collection Schemes Work
, 246

Garbage Classification Marking
, 246

Gas generation effect
, 271

Gas generation rate
, 271

Gasification
, 77

General equilibrium
, 37

Generalised input–output frameworks
, 186

Geographic Information System (GIS)
, 296

Geography
, 250

Diverse Economies (Gibson-Graham)
, 126, 144

Gift economy
, 135

Gift exchange
, 135

Gift giving
, 135

‘Good life’, designing for
, 23

Goods and Services Tax
, 149

Grass swale
, 299–301

Great Depression
, 42

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 Collect
, 146, 152

Green growth
, 3

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

Green2Black™
, 72

Greenhouse gas emissions (GHG emissions)
, 71, 227

Gross domestic product (GDP)
, 324

and living habits
, 250

Guangzhou, MSW management in
, 246–247

Hangu Saltworks
, 63

Hazard reduction capacity
, 244

Heat-treated biosolids
, 75

Heat-treatment
, 74

High temperature transformations
, 264

High-density polyethylene (HDPE)
, 199

Higher education (HE)
, 105

Holistic approach to sustainable consumption
, 124–126

Hong Kong, polluter pay principle in
, 233–234

Household

component
, 183

interrogating waste through household disposal
, 93–94

waste
, 92

Human Centred Design toolkit
, 108

Hybrid and sub-assembly component
, 328

Hydrogen
, 269

Icon Water
, 78

IELab platform
, 182

IFC (Industry Foundation Classes)
, 283, 288

ifcMaterial
, 288

ifcMaterialLayer
, 288

IKEA
, 25

Incentives
, 43

Incineration
, 78

Industrial Ecology Virtual Laboratory (IELab)
, 182–183

Industrial(isation)
, 327–328

economy
, 214

implementation
, 275–276

modernisation
, 20

park circular development mechanism
, 61

revolution
, 69, 106

symbiosis
, 19

waste third-party service mechanism
, 61

Industry Foundation Classes, see IFC

Information and Communications Technology
, 326

Infrared gas analyser (IR analyser)
, 269

Innoveq
, 224

Input–output analysis (IOA)
, 180, 181

Institutional change
, 42

Institutions
, 36, 41, 43

Integrated industrial-urban development model
, 61

Integrated measures, effect analysis of
, 304

Inter-Ministerial Joint Conference System
, 53–55

Interfacial phenomena
, 271–272

Interrogating waste through household disposal
, 93–94

Investment and Financing Policy Measures
, 58

Japan, act on waste disposal and Cleaning
, 232

Jevons paradox
, 22, 23, 38

JunkUp tool
, 287

K-Mart
, 25

Kalundborg, Denmark
, 19

Kerbside hard waste collection
, 163

Labour-intensive operations model
, 150

Land degradation
, 227

Landfilling
, 81, 254

Landscape water

replenishment costs
, 297

supplement demand
, 301, 302

Latour, Bruno concept of actant
, 95

Laverton Steel Mill (LSM)
, 275–276

‘Least-cost’ approach
, 148

Legislation processes
, 232

Lhasa, MSW management in
, 246–247

LIDAR
, 291

Life expectancy of products
, 24–27

Life expectance of buildings
, 311–312

Lighting as a Service (LaaS)
, 129

Likert scale
, 111, 113

Lime-amended BioClay (LaBC®)
, 75

Limed biosolids
, 74

Liming
, 74

Linear economy
, 1, 2, 6, 7, 15

Liquid biofuel
, 71–72

Longevity
, 117

Low-carbon supply chain management
, 228

Low-impact development
, 306

Lower Molonglo Water Quality Control Centre in Canberra
, 78

Manzini, Ezio

model of society
, 126

social innovation
, 126

Marine plastic debris
, 192

Markets/marketing
, 23, 37, 38, 40–41

imperfections
, 39–43

Marshall Plan
, 20

Mass balance analysis of rainwater runoff
, 301, 302

Material flows
, 9

Material mutation
, 96–98

Mea Alofa
, 195, 201

Mean Absolute Deviations (MAD)
, 163, 164

Melamine-formaldehyde plates (MF plates)
, 275

Mental constraints
, 41

Metabolism
, 15

Metaculture
, 126

Metal interfacial phenomena
, 272–275

Metallurgical coke
, 267, 268, 271

Methane
, 269

Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago
, 79

Middle pipeline rainwater collection area, TJU
, 298

rainwater utilisation system at
, 301

Military modernisation
, 20

Milorganite®
, 75

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

Morality of waste
, 98–99

Moscow American National Exhibition of 1959
, 21

‘Mother of All Demos’
, 17

Motivator
, 205

MRWIO model
, 181

Multi-regional waste supply-use framework (MRWSU framework)
, 182, 187

Multiform Harvest™
, 78

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

Ninghai Zhejiang
, 64

Non-combustibles
, 247–248

Non-metallic fraction
, 263

Non-point source pollution control
, 303

Non-volumetric pre-assembly
, 328

Norstar
, 151

NureSys™
, 78

Nutrient recovery
, 76–77

Object-oriented perspective
, 93–96

Offsite manufacturing (OSM)
, 328

Offsite production (OSP)
, 328

Off-the-shelf technologies
, 6

Olympic Stadium in London
, 317

Online market systems
, 8

On-site activities
, 327

OneSteel
, 151

OpenBIM
, 283, 288

Operational energy
, 313

Outer ring rainwater discharging area, TJU
, 298

Outlook Environmental
, 146, 150, 151

Pacific Recycles, Ltd. (PR)
, 193–194

Pandanus
, 195

Part/component manufacture stage
, 332

Participatory design process
, 197

Pavilion Project
, 285–286

Pearl™ process
, 78–79

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

Phospaq™
, 78

Physical components
, 250

Physical composition comparison of MSW in three cities
, 247–249

Planned obsolescence
, 106

Plastac
, 24

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

Polyurethane (PU)
, 256

Polyvinyl alcohol (PVA)
, 199

Population
, 250

Post-consumer plastics
, 275–276

Postproduction processes
, 200

Postwar environmentalism
, 14

Postwar political economy
, 20–22

Prefabrication
, 324, 327–328

Prices
, 38, 41, 43

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

Project Lead CE
, 61–62

Prosumption
, 129

Proxy information
, 186

Public-Private Partnerships (PPP)
, 62

Pump station
, 298

Push-flow-aeration machines
, 303

PYREG® process
, 78

Pyrolysis
, 77–78

Pyrometallugical processes
, 263–264

Pyrometallurgical processes
, 266–267

Quality economy
, 137

Quantitative telephone interviews
, 162

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

‘Re-making’ concept
, 107

Remaking waste
, 7

Re:START mall
, 317–318

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

Refurbishment
, 137

Regenerative system
, 40

Regional waste footprints
, 183–186

Regulations and Green building rating systems in EU
, 234

Regulatory frameworks
, 41

Relative prices
, 37

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

Repair
, 92

Repair Cafés
, 137

Repair Deli
, 131, 137

Repurposing
, 92, 93, 96–99

res derelicta
, 147

Residual carbon
, 271

Residual solid carbon
, 272

Resilient economy
, 126

Resource depletion
, 38

Resources Recycle Act (1991)
, 232

Rest-of-the-world (RoW)
, 184

Result-oriented services
, 128

Retail therapy
, 135

Reterritorialisation
, 95

Rethinking
, 107

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

REVIT CAD program
, 282

Rialto WWTP in California
, 77

Sacred waste
, 98

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 Lab
, 217

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

Service sectors
, 184

Several Opinions of the State Council on Accelerating the Development of CE
, 51–52

Sewage
, 67

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

Slow market
, 136–137

Sludge
, 67

Sludge-to-energy conversion processes
, 70

Sludge-To-Oil Reactor System (STORS)
, 71, 72

Slums
, 20

SlurryCarb™ process
, 77

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

Smart phones
, 26–27

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

Social inequalities
, 192

Sociological studies
, 94

Solid waste

management
, 225–226

production
, 180

‘Spaceship Earth’ (Boulding)
, 14–16

Special fund for CE development
, 59–60

SRS
, 151

St Vincent de Paul Society
, 153

Stakeholders
, 193

Standardisation
, 328

Standards for Use or Disposal of Sewage Sludge
, 80

State Administration of Taxation (SAT)
, 55

State Council (SC)
, 54

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

Stocks
, 1

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

Subiaco WWTP
, 72, 75

Superuse Studio
, 283

Supply-use format
, 181

Surplus materials
, 92

Sustainability
, 40

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

Swap Shop
, 130, 132–136

Sydney Steel Mill (SSM)
, 275–276

System of Environmental-Economic Accounting (SEEA)
, 180

Systems building
, 328

Takara Pavilion Expo ‘70, Osaka
, 317

‘Take-make-dispose’ model
, 124

‘Take-make-use-dispose’ cycle
, 103

Taro Peeler, handgrip for
, 201–203

Tekla Structures
, 327

Temporary architecture

Crystal Palace (Great Exhibition 1851)
, 317

Capsule House
, 317

Territorialisation
, 95

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

Total energy
, 314–315

Tourism

and cultural heritage
, 197

industry
, 197–198

Traditional linear production processes
, 227

Traditional waterfall design process
, 284

Trans-materialisation (Waddell and Labys)
, 107

Tree of life
, 194–195

Trimble
, 291

Ultimate regulatory model
, 148

Unmaking waste
, 4–5

in Thai industries
, 7

Upcycling
, 215, 222n2

plastic waste
, 192

Urban kitchen waste disposal mechanism
, 61

Urbanisation
, 242

US 503 Rule
, 80

US Green Building Council (USGBC)
, 320

Use-oriented services
, 128

Vibrant matter
, 94, 95

Virtualisation
, 327

Volumetric pre-assembly and modular assembly
, 328

Walmart
, 25

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 footprints
, 6

Waste Framework Directive
, 161

Waste informatics
, 6

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 Corporation
, 75

Water Environment Federation in United States
, 67

Water Quality Analysis Simulation Program model (WASP model)
, 304

Wealth from Waste
, 6

Weijin River
, 298

Western government circles
, 20

Wettability
, 274

Wetting experiment
, 274–275

Whole Earth Catalog
, 15, 17–19

Wood off-cuts from process
, 214

Wood waste fraction
, 250

Wood-filled polymer
, 201

World Economic Forum (WEF)
, 68

X-ray diffraction technique (XRD technique)
, 266, 267, 270

X-ray fluorescence
, 268

xBIM API
, 268, 293

Xiaoping Solid Waste Landfill
, 243–244

Zero waste (ZW)
, (see also Waste), 226

in CE
, 228

in China and Europe
, 229–230

in construction industry
, 230–231

effectiveness of, in Asia and EU
, 236

existing formal institutions motivating
, 236

Prelims
Introduction
Part I: History, Theory and Experience
Chapter 1 From ‘Spaceship Earth’ to the Circular Economy: The Problem of Consumption
Chapter 2 Can Economics Assist the Transition to a Circular Economy?
Chapter 3 China’s Policies for Promoting the Circular Economy: Past-Decade Experiences, Future Plans and Success Stories
Chapter 4 Biosolids: The Growing Potential for Use
Part II: Consumption, Design and Behaviour
Chapter 5 Considering ‘Waste Value’ in the Circular Economy
Chapter 6 Circular by Design: A Model for Engaging Fashion/Textile SMEs with Strategies for Designed Reuse
Chapter 7 The Byebuy! Shop: Testing Shopping Scapes in a Circular Economy
Chapter 8 What Role for the Social Enterprises in the Circular Economy?
Chapter 9 Developing Measures for the Waste Management Hierarchy: A South Australian Case Study
Part III: Waste and Resource Recovery
Chapter 10 Australian Regional Waste Footprints
Chapter 11 Renewing Materials: Implementing 3D Printing and Distributed Recycling in Samoa
Chapter 12 The Current State of Scrap Utilisation by Thai SMEs
Chapter 13 Unmaking Waste in Construction in the EU and the Asian Circular Economy: A Formal Institutional Approach
Chapter 14 Municipal Solid Waste Properties in China: A Comparative Study between Beijing, Guangzhou and Lhasa
Part IV: Technology and Systems Innovation
Chapter 15 Green Manufacturing: From Waste to Value Added Materials
Chapter 16 Towards an Agile Circular Economy for the Building Industry
Chapter 17 Research on the Sustainable Water Recycling System at Tianjin University’s New Campus
Chapter 18 Re-Valuing Construction Materials and Components Through Design for Disassembly
Chapter 19 Construction and the Circular Economy: Smart and Industrialised Prefabrication
Afterword
Index