为循环生物经济的发展创造可能性空间

IF 2.6 4区 环境科学与生态学 Q3 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
Per-Anders Langendahl, C. Mark-Herbert, M. Cook
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摘要

为了帮助社会走向更可持续的状态,许多国家已经制定了政策,在林业和农业等生物基础部门创建循环生物经济(CBE)。在实施CBE的过程中,必须采取主动行动,在生命周期阶段之间建立反馈循环,使资源“库存”能够在经济中再循环。通过创造这样的反馈循环,CBE旨在将经济增长与自然资源枯竭和退化脱钩。然而,很少有CBE计划被开发出来。这种实施差距的部分原因是,促进企业文化教育的政策在一定程度上是理论性的,似乎没有根据实际实施企业文化教育的实际情况来进行了解。虽然CBE政策没有也不应该制定详细的实施计划来解决这些问题,但它们确实需要更好地说明如何为CBE计划的发展创造有利的环境和背景。作为回应,本文批判性地探讨了如何为CBE倡议的发展创造可能性空间。组合思维用于纵向案例研究,研究重点是位于瑞典南部的主要CBE计划:Foodhills。集合思维是地理学中广泛使用的一种方法和方法,用于研究如何创建诸如CBE计划的构建之类的行动空间。因此,本文确定并分析了在实际发展中出现的多个问题,包括地理关系、行动者网络和权力。
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Creating possibility spaces for the development of circular bioeconomy initiatives
ABSTRACT To help move society towards more sustainable states, policies have been developed in various countries to create a circular bioeconomy (CBE) in biobased sectors such as forestry and agriculture. In operationalizing CBE, initiatives must be created in which feedback loops between life-cycle stages are established to enable a “stock” of resources to be recirculated in the economy. By creating such feedback loops, CBE aims to decouple economic growth from natural resource depletion and degradation. However, few CBE initiatives have been developed. This implementation gap has partly arisen because policies to promote CBE are somewhat theoretical and do not seem to be informed by the practical realities of implementing CBE initiatives on the ground. While CBE policies do not and should not set out detailed implementation plans to address these issues, they do need to better account for how favourable circumstances and contexts can be created for the development of CBE initiatives. In response, this paper critically examines how possibility spaces can be created for the development of CBE initiatives. Assemblage thinking is used in longitudinal case study research focused on a major CBE initiative situated in the south of Sweden: Foodhills. Assemblage thinking is both an approach and method widely used in geography to study how spaces for action such as the construction of CBE initiatives are created. As such, the paper identifies and unpacks multiple issues arising in the development of CBE initiatives on the ground including geographical relations, actor networks and power.
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3.90
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>12 weeks
期刊介绍: Journal of Integrative Environmental Sciences (JIES) provides a stimulating, informative and critical forum for intellectual debate on significant environmental issues. It brings together perspectives from a wide range of disciplines and methodologies in both the social and natural sciences in an effort to develop integrative knowledge about the processes responsible for environmental change. The Journal is especially concerned with the relationships between science, society and policy and one of its key aims is to advance understanding of the theory and practice of sustainable development.
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