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Counting the costs of industrial pollution
The societal costs or ‘externalities’ of air pollution from large industrial facilities are high and include impacts on human health, ecosystems, infrastructure and the climate.
Ecuador launches digital platform on industrial symbiosis
Recycling rates in Latin America are less than 10%, while the region produces around a tenth of global waste, without counting industrial wastage. In this
Case study shows how industrial symbiosis in food production can foster supply resilience
In their case study titled "Resilience by industrial symbiosis? A discussion on risk. opportunities and challenges for food production in the perspective of the
Call for participants to test the upcoming INSIGHT training course on Industrial Symbiosis facilitators
Students and professionals are now called to help INSIGHT, an Erasmus+ EU programme, test its training course for Industrial Symbiosis Facilitators, which is now in
How can local governments facilitate industrial symbiosis?
In their paper titled: "The role of local governments in overcoming barriers to industrial symbiosis", Karolina Sodergen and Jenny Palm discuss how appropriate governing can
The perfect match? 100 reasons why energy cooperation is not realised in industrial parks
Photo copyright: Valerie Rodin, Energieinstitut an der Johannes Kepler Universität Linz. This is a scientific journal article authored by CORALIS project team members Valerie Rodin
The ‘Industrial Symbiosis Gap’: Information asymmetries are the main challenge for industrial symbiosis
This is a scientific journal article authored by CORALIS project team members Simon Moser and Valerie Rodin from Energieinstitut an der JKU Linz. The paper
Innovation Hub of European Aluminium: positioning the aluminium industry as a key innovation player in the EU research landscape
In 2015, European Aluminium established its Innovation Hub to better connect the aluminium industry with the EU innovation agenda. The Innovation Hub is a collaborative
Industry 5.0 Towards a sustainable, human-centric and resilient European industry
Industry is the biggest contributor to the EU economy, accounting approximately 20% of the EU GDP, providing jobs and growth. In order for Industry to