Elisa Accorsi
Tape your way to sustainability: a Life Cycle Assessment of a sport tape made from conventional cotton and ways to minimize its environmental impact.
Rel. Giovanni Andrea Blengini, Isabella Bianco. Politecnico di Torino, Corso di laurea magistrale in Ingegneria Per L'Ambiente E Il Territorio, 2023
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Abstract
Sustainability is the state in which human activity is conducted in a manner that maintains the functions of Earth's ecosystems, while preserving the supply of non-replaceable goods and services, and promoting the perpetuation of all life forms. The need for sustainability emerged in response to increasing global environmental risks such as climate change, ozone depletion, biodiversity loss, and nitrogen cycle alteration. The circular economy is one approach to achieving sustainability, which emphasizes the efficient reuse of resources, materials, and products, leading to less waste, longer material and product lifetimes, and increased value. This concept seeks to shift from the traditional linear model of consumption and disposal to a circular model of sustainable production.
The European Commission has set ambitious targets for the circular economy that require a range of measures, including sustainable product design, clear information for consumers and supply chain participants, sustainable business models, and increased green public projects
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