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China's recycling potential of large-scale public transport vehicles and its implications

Environmental Studies and Forestry

China's recycling potential of large-scale public transport vehicles and its implications

X. Xiong, X. Zeng, et al.

This study, conducted by authors Xin Xiong, Xianlai Zeng, Zhengyang Zhang, Robert Pell, Kazuyo Matsubae, and Zhaoji Hu, delves into the enormous recycling potential of large-scale public transport vehicles in China. The findings reveal a dramatic increase in railway and aviation equipment waste, posing significant economic and environmental implications by 2050.

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