评估丹麦未来市场纺织品流动的循环潜力:纺织品解剖学研究

IF 9.6 1区 环境科学与生态学 Q1 ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
Heather Margaret Logan , Valentina Rossi , Kamilla Kastrup Hansen , Maggie Ziggie Søndergaard , Anders Damgaard
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迫切需要减少服装的生产和消费,以遏制其生命周期后产生的废物对环境的排放。然而,即使今天采取了严厉的措施来减少纺织品的生产,已经在流通的纺织品最终也需要被处理或回收。为了捕获这些服装并增加可回收纺织品的数量,欧盟(EU)已强制要求从2025年起各成员国对纺织品部分进行单独收集。然而,收集纺织品循环再造并不能保证所收集的纺织品是可循环再造的。本研究通过分析丹麦纺织品(衬里、干扰物、装饰品和纤维混合物)的解剖结构,探讨了纺织品的可回收性,并将这些发现应用于预测2025年不同回收路线的材料。这项研究发现,在丹麦,在最初的收集和分类之后,纺织品的复杂性可能导致36%的纺织品被焚烧,53%的纺织品需要去除干扰物,11%的纺织品将用于不同的回收路线。当考虑到高质量回收的回收能力时,丹麦市场上只有一小部分纺织品(< 2%)可以实现高质量的纤维对纤维回收。这些结果强调了在设计纺织品和确定回收途径时考虑纺织品解剖学的重要性。此外,我们的研究结果强调,循环经济(CE)转型不能仅仅依靠回收;相反,它必须投资于避免和再利用的方法,以及改善欧洲境内的分类和预处理设施,以最好地利用目前流通的纺织品。
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Assessing the circularity potential of textile flows for future markets in Denmark: A study of textile anatomy
There is an urgent need to reduce the production and consumption of garments to curb the environmental emissions from the waste generated after their lifecycles. Nonetheless, even if drastic steps are taken today to reduce the production of textiles, the textiles already in circulation eventually need to be disposed of or recycled. To capture these garments and increase the quantity of textile available for recycling, the European Union (EU) has mandated the separate collection of the textile fraction across member states from 2025. However, collecting textiles for recycling does not guarantee that the collected textiles are recyclable. This study explores the recyclability of textiles by analysing the anatomy of textiles (linings, disruptors, adornments, and fibre blends) in Denmark and applies these findings to forecast the material available to different recycling routes in 2025. This study finds that in Denmark, after initial collection and sorting, textile complexity will likely result in the incineration of 36 % of textiles sent to recycling streams, 53 % will require disruptor removal, and 11 % will be available to different recycling routes. When the recycling capacity for high-quality recycling is considered, only a minor part (<2 %) of textiles in the Danish market can result in high-quality fibre-to-fibre recycling. These results emphasize the importance of considering textile anatomy both when designing textiles and determining recycling pathways. Moreover, our findings underscore that the Circular Economy (CE) transition cannot rely on recycling alone; instead, it must invest in avoidance and reuse approaches in addition to improved sorting and pretreatment facilities within Europe to best utilize the textiles currently in circulation.
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Sustainable Production and Consumption
Sustainable Production and Consumption Environmental Science-Environmental Engineering
CiteScore
17.40
自引率
7.40%
发文量
389
审稿时长
13 days
期刊介绍: Sustainable production and consumption refers to the production and utilization of goods and services in a way that benefits society, is economically viable, and has minimal environmental impact throughout its entire lifespan. Our journal is dedicated to publishing top-notch interdisciplinary research and practical studies in this emerging field. We take a distinctive approach by examining the interplay between technology, consumption patterns, and policy to identify sustainable solutions for both production and consumption systems.
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