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Neo-materials in the circular economy

  • Circular Economy
  • Categories:Economics
  • Language:Italian（Translation Services Available）
  • Publication date:March,2017
  • Pages:207
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The seiries includes 6 books:
Neo-materials in the circular economy
Neo-materials in the circular economy – Fashion
Neo-materials in the circular economy – Packaging
Neo-materials in the circular economy – Automotive
Neo-materials in the circular economy – Living (Unpublished)
Neo-materials in the circular economy – Building (Unpublished)

Description

Neomateriali nell’economia circolare (Neo-materials in the circular economy) introduces an updated overview of the materials and processes underlying the circular economy paradigm. These new economy components are divided into three categories: materials that imitate plant and animal kingdoms’ cycles, recycled materials that have entered various production processes and recycling processes that take place at the end of the production cycles. Furthermore the book explores the possible development of steel, aluminium, bioplastic, concrete, paper, wood, plastic, tires and glass production chains. These are “traditional” materials that are now undergoing remarkable innovation processes that allow their more clever and waste-free use.

Author

Anna Pellizzari has cooperated with the Domus Academy Research Centre, and has been Executive Director of Material ConneXion® Italia since 2012.

Emilio Genovesi has been Director General for Domus Academy for many years, and is now Material ConneXion® Italia’s CEO.

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