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These studies suggest that while the circular economy has potential for sustainable development and environmental benefits through material reuse and waste reduction, it faces challenges in implementation, conceptual definition, and potential rebound effects that need to be addressed.
The concept of the circular economy (CE) has gained significant attention as a sustainable alternative to the traditional linear economy. It aims to close material loops, thereby preserving resources and minimizing waste. This synthesis explores the key insights from recent research on the circular economy, focusing on its implementation, benefits, challenges, and limitations.
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The circular economy presents a promising model for sustainable development by reusing resources and minimizing waste. However, its implementation faces significant challenges, including cultural barriers, biophysical constraints, and potential rebound effects. A more comprehensive framework that includes social and ethical dimensions is needed to fully realize its potential. Despite these challenges, the circular economy continues to inspire eco-innovation and new business models, contributing to a more sustainable future.
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