Construction circularity is still in its infancy. Although sustainability is now high on the agenda, the construction industry is only at the beginning of its transition from a linear to a circular system. The sector — responsible for nearly half of all raw material consumption in the Netherlands — has the potential to make a huge difference, but in practice the shift proves difficult. Yet, movement is slowly emerging within the chain. And interestingly, it’s not only innovat

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Qonnected Logistics and City Hub Join Forces for Sustainable Urban Logistics Rotterdam, May 8, 2025  – Qonnected Logistics and City Hub...

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