A Truly Circular Economy? That Means True Prices
Michel Scholte explains how true prices, which account for the social and environmental cost of a product, may be the key to a circular economy.
Source: impakter.com
Similar Posts
The UK Government’s inquiry into sustainability in the fashion industry
It was the largest hearing for a UK parliamentary select committee to date. People are starting to wake up to the real, negative impact that fashion is having on our environment and the people working in the industry. Finally, the UK government has decided to follow suit.
The City of Helsinki and Aalto University set up an incubator to promote clean and sustainable urban solutions
The City of Helsinki and Aalto University are establishing a new incubator for Helsinki-based start-ups, called Urban Tech Helsinki. The aim of the incubator for clean and sustainable urban solutions will be to create innovative and growth-oriented companies that focus on solving the challenges faced by modern cities. A special emphasis will be on clean energy, mobility, sustainable construction, the circular economy, waste management and urban food production.
Water from single-use plastic bottles contains microplastic particles
If you like your water in plastic bottles you are ingesting up to 90,000 microparticles of plastic into your gut every year.
PA Environment Digest Blog: Reclaiming Appalachia Coalition Now Accepting Proposals For Innovative Abandoned Mine Reclamation, Economic Development Project Funding
Reclaiming Appalachia Coalition Now Accepting Proposals For Innovative Abandoned Mine Reclamation, Economic Development Project Funding
E-waste piles up in Thailand’s landfills
BANGKOK — Thailand is facing a mounting problem of waste from electronic and electrical equipment, known as WEEE or e-waste, with massive amounts bei…
How Emirates plans to reduce single-use plastics
Dubai airline Emirates has made a network-wide commitment to reduce single-use plastics on board its aircraft…