Global Recycling System for an East Asian Low-Carbon Society
Global Recycling System for an East Asian Low-Carbon Society
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东亚低碳社会的全球回收系统
DOI：
10.1007/978-981-33-4339-9_17
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发表时间：
2021
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通讯作者：
Qian X.
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作者：
Zhou W.;Cheon K.;Qian X.
为了实现以中国、日本、韩国为核心的东亚低碳共同体的全球可持续性，有必要回顾大规模生产、大规模消费、大规模处置的现代文明，实现以最大限度地利用资源、最大限度地减少环境影响为目标的循环型社会。循环型社会是一个经济、资源和环境政策相结合的社会，从小循环(局部循环)、中循环(局部循环)和大循环(全局循环)三个方面推动循环经济。中小循环是国内的回收方式，而普通循环是国际上的回收方式。全球回收系统(GRS)包括这三种类型的回收。因此，大流通的目标是实现一个跨越国界的广域循环型社会，比如中国-日本-韩国(CJK)循环经济模式。2015年6月，中国政府与日本、韩国合作，将大连庄河市评为中日韩循环经济示范和中日韩循环经济合作伙伴关系中GRS的实践范例。鼓励东北亚经济合作，加强中国与日韩交流，推动区域循环经济发展。它将有助于实现可持续发展的最终目标或将环境负荷降至最低。
In order to realize the global sustainability of the East Asian Low-Carbon Community centered on China, Japan, and Korea, it is essential to review the modern civilization of mass production, mass consumption, and mass disposal and to realize a recycling-oriented society aimed at maximizing resource use and minimizing environmental impact. A recycling society is one in which economic, resource, and environmental policy are integrated, promoting a circular economy from the three aspects of small circulation (local recycling), middle circulation (glocal recycling), and general circulation (global recycling). Small and middle circulations are domestic recycling methods, whereas general circulation is an international recycling method. The global recycling system (GRS) includes these three types of recycling. Therefore, general circulation aims to realize a wide-area recycling society that transcends national borders, such as in the China–Japan–Korea (CJK) circular economy model. In June 2015, the Chinese government, in cooperation with Japan and South Korea, selected Dalian Zhuanghe City as a CJK circular economy model in China and a practical example of a GRS in the CJK partnership. It has encouraged economic cooperation in Northeast Asia, strengthening exchanges among China, Japan, and Korea and promoting the development of a regional circular economy. It will contribute to achieving the ultimate goal of sustainable development or minimizing the environmental load.