, First Nations, provincial leaders meet to explore circular economy | Winnipeg Sun, TheCircularEconomy.com

First Nations, provincial leaders meet to explore circular economy | Winnipeg Sun

ByThe Circular Economy Team

, First Nations, provincial leaders meet to explore circular economy | Winnipeg Sun, TheCircularEconomy.comLeaders of the Collaborative Leadership Initiative (CLI) continue to pursue matters of protecting water, reducing waste and creating good jobs in an online conference, ‘Building Strong Communities: A Circular Approach.’

CLI joins 12 Chiefs, 18 mayors and reeves from Southern Manitoba to work on issues surrounding water protection, waste management, economic development and the exploration of a circular economy in Manitoba.

These leaders believe that all governments, municipalities, businesses and non-profits must work collaboratively to create a circular economy to improve the planet’s health.

Read the full article at: winnipegsun.com

, First Nations, provincial leaders meet to explore circular economy | Winnipeg Sun, TheCircularEconomy.com

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