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Explore the latest strategic trends, research and analysis
Explore the latest strategic trends, research and analysis
Collaboration across the auto industry can transform emissions and further much needed circularity to create real systems change.
Transforming how cars are produced and used could cut carbon emissions by up to 75%. Here's how circularity can help.
Activist and graduate Sage Lenier created a course at UC Berkeley about sustainability and the circular economy. We sat down with her for a quick chat.
Electronic waste is one of the world’s fastest-growing environmental challenges – and opportunities. Indian start-up, Karo Sambhav, is helping to tackle the country’s giant e-waste challe...
Reusing and repairing goods as part of a circular economy is a good way to help our environment. From the rise of buy-back programmes to online resale, here's four signs the circular econ...
Leaning into the shift to electric mobility and the circular economy could spark a revolution in how cars are made and used.
Lessons learned from Signify's efforts to tackle waste and do its part to mitigate the impact of climate change to help others and speed their efforts.
From furniture you used to own to ‘shoes you never own’, more and more brands are developing inventive ways to reduce, reuse and recycle.
Derived from fungus, mycelium is proving to be a sustainable alternative material – in the worlds of fashion, packaging and food production.
The secondhand clothing industry has boomed in recent years, which is good news for the environment, as the fashion industry is one of the world's biggest polluters.
Global education access, the reinvention of global solutions with local application, and common action to tip the scale are three imperatives for meaningful change.
By accelerating changes along the value chain, the industry could substantially reduce its contribution to global warming by reducing emissions.
A circular economy could help the world recover financially from COVID-19, researchers from the University of Warwick say. It could also help nations achieve their net-zero carbon emissio...
Plastic waste doesn’t have to be wasted – now it’s being used to build homes in Africa in a pioneering partnership between the UN and Othalo of Norway.
South Africa is using recycling charities to support those out of a job in the COVID-19 pandemic. Love Our City Klean is one of the incentives supporting those in need.