Cadrul legal prin care se implementează Economia Circulară în dreptul european şi în România

Drd. Eugen SÂRBU

Avocat, Sârbu & Partners

Tasiana TIMOFTICIUC

Avocat, Sârbu & Partners

ABSTRACT

The traditional linear economic model ("extract - produce - consume - consume - dispose"/"take - make - waste") has shaped the economic development for centuries, but its negative impact on the environment and natural resources has become increasingly evident. By intensively exploiting raw materials without adequate conservation or reuse measures, this model has led to an over-exploitation of natural resources, depleting essential materials and affecting the balance of ecosystems.

Thus, as the transition to a circular economy has become a necessity due to the depletion of natural resources, increasing waste and climate change, the Circular Economy Action Plan aims to provide integrated and sustainable solutions to optimize the use of resources, promote energy efficiency and reduce the environmental...