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When circularity creates trade-offs

Reusing materials can create clear benefits, but transport, contaminants, energy use and substitution effects can change the balance. Evidence helps identify where circularity really performs.

Reusing materials can create clear benefits, but transport, contaminants, energy use and substitution effects can change the balance. Evidence helps identify where circularity really performs.

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