Circular regions and cities: Towards a spatial perspective on circular economy

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A circular systems diagram links land pressure, material recovery, spatial planning, and citizen engagement to green infrastructure, with connections between zero waste, low carbon, and cross-scale circularity goals. If a circular perspective is effectively integrated into spatial planning and territorial policies, we can generate numerous synergies from moving towards circular futures.

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Dabrowski, M., Williams, J., Van den Berghe, K., & Van Bueren, E. (2025). Circular regions and cities: Towards a spatial perspective on circular economy. In Going Circular: Unlocking the potential of regions and cities to drive the circular economy transition (pp. 13–28). Taylor and Francis. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003608769-1

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