Qudsia Kanwal
Tsinghua University & KAUST
Beijing, China
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Qudsia Kanwal is a doctoral candidate at Tsinghua University in Beijing, China, studying Environmental Science and Engineering. Currently, she is a remote visiting PhD candidate at KAUST, KSA. Her dissertation research will focus on a Chinese national project for industrial waste recovery. Research interests include Anthropogenic Circularity, Waste Management, Circular Economy, and Sustainability. In line with her doctoral research, she has also written a few articles about hazardous waste, toxicity and sustainable recycling. She joined as a doctoral scholar at the School of Environment, Tsinghua University, China, in 2018.
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Decoupling Economic Growth And Zero Pollution Through Industrial Waste Recycling
The correlation between EKC and recycling potential indicated a downward trend, showing China is moving toward decoupling. By expanding holistic utilization, the Chinese vision for 2030 advocates for decoupling economic growth and zero pollution (Circular Economy). Consequently, panel data from East Asian nations (such as China) can be utilized to evaluate the generalizability of the results. Again, governments should establish Environmental, Social, and Corporate Governance to find efficient, cost-effective, and investment-worthy waste utilization sources. Along with technological advancements, this will cut waste emissions and stimulate economic growth. This approach has increased industrial resource efficiency, resulting in a 50% reduction in industrial energy intensity throughout the 1990s. Most cities should develop a centralized industrial solid waste management system to combat the inevitable reduction in decoupling efficiency.
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