February 2025 - 28 articles
Waste management is a key step for addressing both the environmental impact and the growing demand for resources in the construction industry. To answer these challenges, various technologies are available, carrying different environmental impacts an...
Plastic waste poses a critical challenge in the healthcare sector due to its predominant reliance on a linear “make-use-dispose” model, where plastics are typically incinerated or landfilled. This study examines Swedish healthcare waste m...
Electrolytic manganese metal (EMM) produced from recyclable resources has recently gained increasing attention due to the scarcity of high-quality manganese natural resources and its broad range of applications. This review has summarised recent prog...
Battery disassembly forms a central jumping-off point for recycling in the context of a sustainable closure of the battery loop. The main objective for economic realization in line with European recycling regulations is therefore a transformation of...
The rising amount of electronic waste (e-waste) presents serious threats to the environment and public health. Addressing this challenge necessitates a focus on improving the e-waste recycling rate, which is facilitated by consumers’ spontaneou...
The sustainability of coastal environments is becoming a major issue in the face of constantly changing urban populations correlated with anthropogenic activities. As a result, in-depth knowledge is needed to assess the vulnerability of coastal areas...
This study investigates the sustainable use of seabed dredged sediments and water treatment sludges as construction materials using combined dewatering and cement stabilization techniques. Dredged sediments and water treatment sludges, typically cons...
This review studies the availability of post-consumer steel scrap in Europe until 2050. We introduce the indicator potentially available domestic post-consumer scrap (PADPS), which measures the amount of (steel) scrap from obsolete products available...
The current paper presents the findings from experiments focused on using mill scale waste (MSW) as a natural fine aggregate (NFA) replacement in making cement mortar, aiming to recycle this material. Mortars were prepared by mixing with ordinary Por...
The rapid expansion of lithium-ion batteries (LIBs), largely driven by the rising demand for electric vehicles, will lead to a significant increase in end-of-life (EOL) batteries, necessitating efficient recycling processes, which must be accompanied...
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