, Circular economy isn’t a magical fix for our environmental woes | Guardian sustainable business | The Guardian, TheCircularEconomy.com

Circular economy isn’t a magical fix for our environmental woes | Guardian sustainable business | The Guardian

ByThe Circular Economy Team

, Circular economy isn’t a magical fix for our environmental woes | Guardian sustainable business | The Guardian, TheCircularEconomy.comThe circular economy’s June jamboree in Finland, attended by around 1,500 experts and policymakers, showed just how much momentum the concept has gained in recent years.  Little wonder. The circular economy model – which aims to use closed-loop production to keep resources in play for as long as possible – is presented as a pragmatic, win-win solution; an almost magical fix for our environmental woes.
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