Journal of Composites Science, Volume 10, Issue 9
2026 September - 64 articles
Cover Story: This review shows a critical assessment of the literature on weathering behavior of polyethylene (PE)-based composites reinforced with lignocellulosic fillers and its implications for the circular economy, particularly with respect to extending service life. The mechanical property retention depends on the lignocellulosic filler content, fiber–matrix interfacial adhesion, composite microstructure, and environmental exposure conditions. Although the relationship between weathering and the circular economy has rarely been explicitly addressed, the available evidence identifies the material compositions and exposure conditions that favor property retention, thereby supporting longer service life and increasing the potential for circular use of composites. View this paper
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