In the evolving landscape of materials engineering, the concept of the circular economy is gaining significant traction. Unlike the traditional linear economy, which follows a ‘take, make, dispose’ model, the circular economy emphasizes the continuous use of resources, minimizing waste, and creating sustainable systems. This approach not only benefits the environment but also offers substantial economic and social advantages. What is the
The transition to a circular economy is no longer optional, but imperative, for organizations aiming to thrive in a resource-constrained future. 🌳🏭 While this shift presents challenges, the recently published ISO 59000 family of standards provides a comprehensive framework to guide the journey. 🗺️ The Urgent Need for Change ⏰ The linear “take, make, dispose” model that has dominated the
How to be sustainable in mining?Is valid talk about circular economy in mining?What is the role of water in mining?How to tackle the acid mine drainage (AMD)?#MC_miningWeek#sustainability — Dr Marlon Cruz (@marloncruz) July 26, 2021
Circular Economy is a much needed approach. It’s not easy to get there but we need to move forward. As engineer with 20 year of experience l decided to set a strong commitment to do my best to contribute and promote the sustainability on my engineering passionate journey. Below, an interesting article from the World Economic Forum explaining why middle
Clear insights to pave sustainability by applying circular economy approaches. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/marlon-cruz_3-shifts-can-scale-the-circular-economy-activity-6766062828471283712-SraI