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Circularity and its Implications for Construction

The construction industry is the largest consumer of raw manufacturing materials, with building and infrastructure accounting for 3.88 billion tons annually. The circular economy offers an innovative alternative to the current take-make-waste approach: an economic model based on resource efficiency, waste minimization and value retention and creation.

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Circularity and its Implications for Construction

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