The Circular Economy: Redesigning our Planet’s Future
Our modern world was designed for mass consumption and waste. Choosing to build a circular economy will be integral to the future of our planet.
Source: www.visualcapitalist.com
Our modern world was designed for mass consumption and waste. Choosing to build a circular economy will be integral to the future of our planet.
Source: www.visualcapitalist.com
It’s time for companies to stop being humble and modest about their environmental achievements.
Sustainability is rapidly shifting from a “nice to have” to a core competency influencing branding, competitive position, and supply chain resiliency. Businesses can no longer get by with generic statements or nebulous objectives, procurement and supply chain functions are being tasked with fundamentally challenging and taking practical actions across all areas of operations and supply chain. But defining what sustainability means in real terms and translating this into measurable actions and improvements is easier said than done.
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