Congrats to the Circular Economy Club | Innovators magazine
Well done to Anna Tarí, Founder and CEO of the Circular Economy Club (CEC), for winning deserved recognition for her work.
Source: www.innovatorsmag.com
Well done to Anna Tarí, Founder and CEO of the Circular Economy Club (CEC), for winning deserved recognition for her work.
Source: www.innovatorsmag.com
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Save the date for the fifth biennial workshop for leaders of sustainability research centres, June 24-26, 2020, in Vienna, Austria.
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