Des King | A Christmas wish: consumers doing their circular economy duty
A successful DRS needs buy-in from the public, which could be its stumbling block says Des King.
A successful DRS needs buy-in from the public, which could be its stumbling block says Des King.
Launched at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2019 in Davos, this report explores the benefits of the transition to a regenerative food system.
The Jamaica Environment Trust (JET) says it stands in support of a planned winding down of operations at the Riverton City disposal site in St Andrew to move centralised waste-management activities to other sites across the island.The announcement…
Supporting Henkel’s progress in sustainability, the company closed the investment into Circularity European Growth Fund I LP, an impact fund managed by Circularity Capital. With the investment…| January 8, 2019…
The EIB supports the transition to the circular economy. This guide explains why – and how that can be achieved.
Repost of most read water World Bank blog post of 2018 The 8th World Water Forum was held in Brazil a few days ago. What’s ironic is that the more than nine thousand of us attending this Forum were discussing water-related issues in a city of three million grappling with a severe water shortage.
The circular economy: turning organic waste into fertilizer : Réunion Island imports hundreds of thousands of tonnes of agricultural inputs a year. At the other end of the chain, little use is made of the organic waste generated by farming and agrifood acti…
Learn about Amazon’s work to redefine the “take, make, dispose” model of consumption to eliminate waste at every turn – for our business and our customers….
A lot of attention was paid in 2018 to companies eliminating plastic straws, with much of the buzz surrounding efforts from food operators like Starbucks.
If you recycle harmful ingredients, you will make a harmful product.” How can a few simple questions help, asks Diana den Held during the Week of the Circular Economy.
Dragon Rouge has been appointed as a strategic communications knowledge partner to the Ellen MacArthur Foundation.
Packaging Solutions Green SolutionsOne of the UK’s premium thermoformed packaging companies has revealed that it will be launching the UK’s first Lo…
What is an E-Waste?E-waste is the term used for electronic waste, it includes the devices like televisions, computers, washing machine, laptops, mobile phones etc that are made of many raw materia……
Close the circularity gap to avert catastrophic climate change, Davos told today -…
Packaging Solutions Green SolutionsAt the Metal Packaging Europe ‘Ahead of the Pack’ event held in Brussels on 23 January, representatives of the packagi…
This book provides insight into how governments are using a variety of innovative fiscal and non-fiscal instruments to develop circular economies with significant economic…
European Commission – Press Release details page – European Commission – Fact Sheet Brussels, 4 March 2019 Today the Commission adopted a Report on its 2015 Circular Economy Action Plan to stimulate Europe’s transition towards a circular economy which aimed at boosting global competitiveness,…
Eight months since the GDPR came into force in May 2018, the world hasn’t collapsed, and the sun did come up this morning. Generally accepted as a good thing although a cause for a certain amount of anxiety for Data Controllers and Data Processors.
Nearly four in five companies have a strategic intent to implement a circular economy framework (62%) or have already put one in place (16%), according to ING’s report. It’s based on a survey of 300 US-based executives in four key economic sectors: automotive, consumer electronics and telecoms, food and agriculture, and healthcare.
US companies are increasingly making circular economy practices a norm in their business models, according to new research from ING. Nearly four in five companies have a strategic intent to implement a circular economy framework (62%) or have already put one in place (16%), according to ING’s report. It’s based on a survey of 300 US-based executives in four key economic sectors: automotive, consumer electronics and telecoms, food and agriculture, and healthcare.