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Resumo:The Circular Economy emerges as an alternative to reinvent the linear production model (take–make–waste), focusing on reintegrating waste into the production cycle, and aiming to minimize both environmental disposal and the unrestrained extraction of raw materials. In this context, the concept of Blue Economy arises, an approach centered on preserving and valorizing marine and coastal resources. This article aims to develop a model for the circuit of bivalve shells, emphasizing the transformation of the residues into new products and identifying how these processes affect sociocultural, economic, and environmental dimensions. The methodology involved the surveying of local stakeholders directly involved in bivalve production and consumption to identify the relationship of these stakeholders with the production, marketing, and disposal of bivalves. It is concluded that biowaste has potential, and there is interest among local stakeholders in reusing it, but a lack of knowledge and connection among stakeholders ultimately leads to the devaluation of the product. The circuit of bivalves is necessary to identify value, propose correct collection, and stimulate interest in their reuse, both by other industries and by the aquaculture industry itself. Exploring the potential for reusing bivalves and mitigating their waste, as well as preventing improper disposal, could drive the development of the Blue Circular Economy in coastal regions.
Autores principais:Magalhães, Fernanda Caroline
Outros Autores:Bellei, Poliana; Flores-Colen, Inês; Marques Da Costa, Eduarda
Assunto:Blue circular economy Waste valorization Waste reuse Aquaculture Bivalves
Ano:2024
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:artigo
Tipo de acesso:acesso aberto
Instituição associada:Universidade de Lisboa
Idioma:inglês
Origem:Repositório da Universidade de Lisboa
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spellingShingle Blue Circular Economy—Reuse and Valorization of Bivalve Shells: The Case of Algarve, Portugal
Magalhães, Fernanda Caroline
Blue circular economy
Waste valorization
Waste reuse
Aquaculture
Bivalves
status SINGLETON
subject.fl_str_mv Blue circular economy
Waste valorization
Waste reuse
Aquaculture
Bivalves
title Blue Circular Economy—Reuse and Valorization of Bivalve Shells: The Case of Algarve, Portugal
title_full Blue Circular Economy—Reuse and Valorization of Bivalve Shells: The Case of Algarve, Portugal
title_fullStr Blue Circular Economy—Reuse and Valorization of Bivalve Shells: The Case of Algarve, Portugal
title_full_unstemmed Blue Circular Economy—Reuse and Valorization of Bivalve Shells: The Case of Algarve, Portugal
title_short Blue Circular Economy—Reuse and Valorization of Bivalve Shells: The Case of Algarve, Portugal
title_sort Blue Circular Economy—Reuse and Valorization of Bivalve Shells: The Case of Algarve, Portugal
topic Blue circular economy
Waste valorization
Waste reuse
Aquaculture
Bivalves
topic_facet Blue circular economy
Waste valorization
Waste reuse
Aquaculture
Bivalves
url http://hdl.handle.net/10451/63868
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