Clean Energy Connections Presents: The Circular Economy
The Urban Future Lab and Solar 1 are excited to partner with Circular City Week for the first Clean Energy Connections of the year! This episode, we’re givin…
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The Urban Future Lab and Solar 1 are excited to partner with Circular City Week for the first Clean Energy Connections of the year! This episode, we’re givin…
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The Circular Economy 2030 contest seeks revenue-generating ideas that use data analytics and machine learning to power circular economy businesses.
“You should be able to come to city hall and expect not to eat a meal off of foam plates and use plastic forks and knives,” said Coun. Catherine McKenney, who put forward the motion.
ADB signed a $100 million loan with Shanghai SUS Environment Company Limited to finance a portfolio of innovative and socially inclusive waste-to-energy facilities.
It’s time to rewind to the past for a greener future.That is the message from Kolkata Municipal Corporation (KMC) just days ahead of the ban in singl…
EDGE of Ember has launched a super sustainable Conscious Diamonds collection, which has been made with lab grown diamonds.
The super sustainable collection, has been been designed to worn day in, day out. The collection is filled with lab grown diamonds and with 100 per cent recycled gold the Conscious Diamonds collection is better for the environment, as well as being cheaper than natural stones.
Bio-based and Biodegradable Industries’ David Newman says he is a ‘circular economy sceptic’. Here, he looks at the 2021 Circularity Gap report, which he says suggests the world’s economy has become ‘more linear, not less’. I have long been a sceptic on the circular economy. The core of my argument has been that the continuously declining real value of raw materials, and in general of manufactured goods, has meant that repurposing them, reusing them, recycling them or even (in the case of food waste) composting them, has cost more than producing new products from virgin raw materials sources. It has been cheaper to throw them away. This is the Jevons Paradox of course; increased production efficiency and consumption of a product will cause its price to fall. Scarcity has rarely been at play in recent economic history.