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The neighbor hood has two lakes, one with picnic facilities and volleyball. It’s a short walk to Parley’s Park Elementary and a short bike or cross-country ski to Redstone and all of the amenities there. Neighborhood Description House is located in the Silver Springs neighborhood with an easy walk to Park City’s and the Snyderville Basin’s unparalleled, full-season recreational trail system. Built in six zone in-house and outdoor speaker system with Bose and Yamaha speakers. Perfect south facing orientation helps keep driveway clear of ice and snow in winter and house cool without air-conditioning in the summer. Water softener and whole house water filter. Furnace, water heater and roof all replaced within last 6 years. High efficiency furnace with air balancing and humidifier. Private views of the gardens and spacious yard from every window. Two on the south side of the house to enjoy the winter and summer sun and a large north facing deck for summer entertaining in the spacious back yard. Everything is built in including an appliance garage, so everything looks clean and uncluttered. Jenn-aire stainless steel gas stove, oven, dishwasher, and refrigerator. Large open kitchen with two sinks, Caesar stone counters and breakfast bar.

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Two bedrooms have full attached bathrooms. Office loft and vaulted ceiling living room with wood burning fireplace. Very large master bedroom suite with panoramic mountain and ski area views, private bathroom with jetted tub and shower, walk-in closet and vaulted ceiling. Several actions are thus recommended to tackle the systemic challenges of a circular future from a plural perspective.Beautiful, renovated, well maintained 3,140 square foot home with 4 bedrooms and 4 full baths. Results show a dichotomy between words and actions, with a discourse that is rather holistic, while policies focus on “end of pipe” solutions and do not address the many socio-ecological implications of a circularity transition.

It then reviews the complex set of concrete CE policies and actions adopted by the EU and compares them to its discourse. The paper first critically analyses the EU's discourse based on a typology of circularity discourses. To do so, this research uses a combination of qualitative and quantitative research methods.

The aim of this paper is thus to address this research gap by analysing the CE discourse and policies of the Junker Commission (2014-2019) in order to critically discuss their sustainability implications and develop key policy recommendations. Considering the emerging and contested state of the academic literature on CE, the EU's embrace of the concept is a remarkable phenomenon, which remains poorly researched. However, the circular economy (CE) is a contested paradigm, for which many competing interpretations exist, each seeking varying degrees of social, ecological and political transformation. The European Union (EU) has taken a particular approach to circularity, with high expectations to increase competitiveness, promote economic growth and create jobs while reducing environmental impacts and resource dependency. Since the publication of the European Union's Circular Economy Action Plan in 2015, this new sustainability paradigm has become a guiding force behind the environmental and economic policies of the Junker Commission.