Green economy and the reverse logistics of waste electrical and electronic equipment
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Resumo: | From the way globally accepted for economic growth representation of evolution of a country related to the findings of non consideration of environmental assets and liabilities as a measure of occupancy in the economy of the countries, this study suggests a paradigm shift in the operation of the world economy with the implementation of the Green Economy concept seeking the achievement of environmental goals necessary to a level considered optimal in terms of pollution at lower cost to society. The focus of the study is given to the management of waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE), particularly in the reverse logistics of WEEE as a potential tool for economic growth maintenance condition with sustainability. A diagnosis on the use of reverse logistics of WEEE in the world is also presented based on research conducted in countries on five continents. At the end of the study it was concluded that the application of reverse logistics in the world is still incipient with no evidence of the use of economic instruments that give opportunity for growth and sustainability. Accordingly, it is emphasized that the management of WEEE practiced in most countries has shown motivation solely on financial profit based on the export / import of waste in a kind of ruse coated green taking into account the environmental and health risks of the population in developing countries or in development, which are the main final destination of WEEE. |
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Green economy and the reverse logistics of waste electrical and electronic equipment |
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Green economy and the reverse logistics of waste electrical and electronic equipment |
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Green economy and the reverse logistics of waste electrical and electronic equipment Marins, Fernando Augusto Silva Reverse logistics Green Economy Electronics Waste Economic Instruments Sustainability |
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Green economy and the reverse logistics of waste electrical and electronic equipment |
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Green economy and the reverse logistics of waste electrical and electronic equipment |
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Green economy and the reverse logistics of waste electrical and electronic equipment |
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Green economy and the reverse logistics of waste electrical and electronic equipment |
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Green economy and the reverse logistics of waste electrical and electronic equipment |
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Marins, Fernando Augusto Silva |
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Marins, Fernando Augusto Silva Araujo, Marcus Vinicius F. de |
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Araujo, Marcus Vinicius F. de |
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Marins, Fernando Augusto Silva Araujo, Marcus Vinicius F. de |
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Reverse logistics Green Economy Electronics Waste Economic Instruments Sustainability |
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Reverse logistics Green Economy Electronics Waste Economic Instruments Sustainability |
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From the way globally accepted for economic growth representation of evolution of a country related to the findings of non consideration of environmental assets and liabilities as a measure of occupancy in the economy of the countries, this study suggests a paradigm shift in the operation of the world economy with the implementation of the Green Economy concept seeking the achievement of environmental goals necessary to a level considered optimal in terms of pollution at lower cost to society. The focus of the study is given to the management of waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE), particularly in the reverse logistics of WEEE as a potential tool for economic growth maintenance condition with sustainability. A diagnosis on the use of reverse logistics of WEEE in the world is also presented based on research conducted in countries on five continents. At the end of the study it was concluded that the application of reverse logistics in the world is still incipient with no evidence of the use of economic instruments that give opportunity for growth and sustainability. Accordingly, it is emphasized that the management of WEEE practiced in most countries has shown motivation solely on financial profit based on the export / import of waste in a kind of ruse coated green taking into account the environmental and health risks of the population in developing countries or in development, which are the main final destination of WEEE. |
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