Barriers to circular economy implementation in designing of sustainable medical waste management systems using a new extended decision-making and FMEA models

The idea of the circular economy (CE) has gained prominence in the policies of the European Union (EU), commerce, and academic studies. Basically, CE is capable of achieving the best value and resolving many of the systemic challenges in the society and commerce of a country, thus leading to sustain...

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Circular economy
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Decision making
Earth and Environmental Science
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