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Limitations of the waste hierarchy for achieving absolute reductions in material throughput
- S. V. Ewijk, J. Stegemann
- Engineering
- 20 September 2016
Abstract Dematerialization can serve as a measurable and straightforward strategy for sustainability and requires changes in management of material inputs and waste outputs of the economy. Currently,… Expand
Regime shifts in coupled socio-environmental systems: Review of modelling challenges and approaches
- T. Filatova, J. Gareth Polhill, S. V. Ewijk
- Computer Science
- Environ. Model. Softw.
- 2016
Increasing attention to regime shifts, critical transitions, non-marginal changes, and systemic shocks calls for the development of models that are able to reproduce or grow structural changes that… Expand
Global Life Cycle Paper Flows, Recycling Metrics, and Material Efficiency
- S. V. Ewijk, J. A. Stegemann, P. Ekins
- Environmental Science
- 1 August 2018
Summary
Despite major improvements in recycling over the last decades, the pulp and paper sector is a significant contributor to global greenhouse gas emissions and other environmental pressures.… Expand
Quantifying the system-wide recovery potential of waste in the global paper life cycle
- S. V. Ewijk, Joo-Young Park, Joo-Young Park, M. Chertow
- Environmental Science
- 1 July 2018
Abstract Waste from the global paper life cycle can be a lost economic opportunity and a risk to the natural environment and human health. This study assesses the recovery potential of major waste… Expand
Emission reduction potentials for academic conference travel
- S. V. Ewijk, S. V. Ewijk, Paul Hoekman
- Environmental Science
- 16 October 2020
The pro-cyclical effects of cross-border capital flows in the Euro area
- S. V. Ewijk, I. Arnold
- Business
- 2012
Liberalisation and wind energy adoption in Europe
- S. V. Ewijk
- Economics
- 2013
The last two decades were transformative for the European electricity supply industry (ESI). Markets were liberalised and renewable energy sources took a significant share of the supply. This study… Expand
Metabolism of metals from co-processing of energy-from-waste air pollution control residue in cement kilns
- L. Marchand, Switzerland Eth Zurich, S. V. Ewijk, J. A. Stegemann
- Environmental Science
- 7 July 2019
Co-processing of air pollution control residues (APCR) from energy-from-waste (EfW) facilities in the cement kiln is a potential alternative to landfill and an opportunity to reduce the virgin raw… Expand
Sustainable use of materials in the global paper life cycle
- S. V. Ewijk
- Environmental Science
- 28 July 2018
Human activity has greatly affected the natural environment. The production and consumption of materials and products have contributed to the destruction and degradation of ecosystems worldwide.… Expand