This event will be particularly important for CircEUlar as it provides a valuable opportunity to compare research outcomes and gain a nuanced understanding of how the circular economy can contribute to achieving climate objectives.
The first Vienna Climate Biennale started its 100 day long festival program: CircEUlar is providing content on the potential of circular economy strategies to combat climate change.
A new study by BOKU researchers shows that the societal carbon stock reaches a geologically relevant size in the Anthropocene – integration into future balances of the global carbon cycle proposed.
CircEUlar in collaboration with fellow EU Horizon project PRISMA held a stakeholder workshop on 14th March 2024, bringing together experts and decision-makers from industry, policy and civil society to discuss circular strategies in the areas of digitalisation, mobility, and buildings.
Following an innovative and integrated modeling approach supported by machine learning algorithms, the CircEUlar research team is designing a comprehensive framework that combines physical urban features, socio-economic and behavioral variables.
