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Innovative technologies for the safety of living environments and anthropic settlements with the circular economy are becoming increasingly important in many industrial sectors. This work illustrates how a breakthrough technological solution obtained from experimental and plant research could be crucial for promoting reducing waste, dependence on raw materials through their reuse, and lowering the atmospheric emissions from hazardous waste incineration in line with the UN 2030 sustainable development agenda and the EU green deal 2050. The benefits achieved by IsAgro Spa through collaboration with public institutions such as the University of L’Aquila and Inail in reducing and qualifying the solid and liquid wastes in its chemical plant in Bussi sul Tirino (PE) are illustrated. The first economic feasibility analyses highlight that the BVHSE technology can reduce waste disposal and incineration costs, resulting in a payback time on investment return of about a year.