Circular Economy

How do we tackle the fastest growing waste stream on the planet?

CD players for recycling are seen at a workshop in Guangdong, China.

E-waste makes up 70% of toxic waste in landfills – but manufacturers are realizing it could be a valuable source of materials. Image: Reuters/Tyrone Siu

Peter Holgate
Founder and CEO, Ronin8 Technologies
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