Modern management and recovery of industrial waste in the context of the circular economy

This book aims to provide a broad, multidisciplinary and well-founded analysis of the issue of industrial waste management in the context of the circular economy, combining legislative, technological, economic and ecological elements. Through its complex structure, the work aims to:
- present the evolution of the European and national legislative framework;
- clarify the terminology and define waste streams;
- analyze modern principles of management and recovery;
- investigate collection, sorting, treatment and recycling technologies;
- assess the global situation regarding metal production and waste streams;
- compare practices from Russia, Germany, Ukraine, France, the USA, Japan and Romania;
- identify sustainable solutions for the recovery of secondary resources;
- study the risks associated with industrial waste and concrete cases from Romania;
- analyze electronic, electrochemical and metallurgical waste streams.

By integrating these elements, the book makes a significant contribution to understanding the complex phenomenon of industrial waste management in the modern era. In a society where resources are becoming increasingly limited and technologies are evolving rapidly, the way waste is managed reflects the level of industrial maturity, the degree of environmental responsibility and the ability of society to adapt to the demands of the future.