This book provides insight into how governments are using a variety
of innovative fiscal and non-fiscal instruments to develop circular
economies with significant economic and environmental benefits. It
emphasises the urgent need for these circular economies and to move
away from our current, linear model that has led to environmental
degradation, volatility of resource prices and supply risks from
uneven distribution of natural resources. Natural Resource
Management and the Circular Economy illustrates how governments
have promoted the development of an economy that can provide
substantial net material savings; mitigate price volatility and
supply risks; and improve ecosystem health and long-term resilience
of the economy. Through a series of case studies, it details the
various innovative policy instruments which can be utilised,
including regulations; market-based instruments; incentives;
research and innovation support; information exchanges; and support
for voluntary approaches. The book also proposes a series of best
practices for different countries, both developed and developing,
who are implementing their circular economy.
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