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The perfect Circular economy means nothing other than returning products that have already been used once to the material cycle after this initial use.
The perfect Circular economy means nothing other than returning products that have already been used once to the material cycle after this initial use.
In today's throwaway society, products made from high-quality raw materials are usually only used once and then thrown away. The materials are usually incinerated or sent to landfill, with only a small proportion being recycled.
In addition, there are numerous products that are designed to have a short lifespan so that the manufacturer can sell new products in the medium term.
A perfect Circular economy Recycling aims to reuse raw materials once they have been extracted and utilised and to avoid waste. The perfect circular economy is also characterised by high-quality and long-lasting products, where care is taken during production to ensure that they can be optimally broken down into secondary raw materials after use and used as such in new, equally high-quality products. Products can be reused. The ideal image of the circular economy is a self-contained system in which only a fraction of the material is disposed of.
Waste tyre recycling - In times of climate change and resource scarcity, the perfect circular economy not only leads to lower CO2 emissions through the reuse of raw materials, but also enables the growing world population to utilise valuable raw materials.
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