Sustainability

ByThe Circular Economy Team June 11, 2021

, Sustainability, TheCircularEconomy.com From the start, we have felt a responsibility to the future and a drive to do things better. Sustainability has been at the heart of the firm since mechanical engineer Gerald D. Hines founded the company in 1957. Over the decades, we have continuously partnered with leading manufacturers, universities and engineers to pioneer new approaches and technologies that elevate the efficiency and value of every building, every investment.

We believe prioritizing environmental, social, and governance (ESG) facto

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Drowning cow saved by ‘mermaid’ on 200-mile swim

ByThe Circular Economy Team April 8, 2020

Lindsey Cole is swimming 200 miles along the River Thames wearing a tail as part of a single-use plastic campaign.

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quantum computing challenge helps advance sustainable flight – Innovation

ByThe Circular Economy Team December 11, 2020

Airbus has concluded its global Quantum Computing Challenge (AQCC) announcing the winning team of the competition. The Italian team at Machine Learning Reply – a leading systems integration and digital services company part of Reply Group – won the challenge with their solution to optimise aircraft loading.

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Adding value to recycled wastewater

ByThe Circular Economy Team September 1, 2021

Environmental health experts at Flinders University are advancing research into a highly sustainable wastewater recycling program by developing a cost-effective way to harvest microalgal biomass for use in biofuels and other applications. The high-rate algal pond (HRAP) model, recycling wastewater at two regional South Australian locations at Kingston-on-Murray and Peterborough with support from the Flinders University research team, uses algae and bacteria to treat the wastewater.

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Global refinery giant collaborates with UK-based recycling firm to turn waste plastic into renewable oils | Envirotec

ByThe Circular Economy Team August 22, 2018January 17, 2022

A collaboration between a renewable oil producer and a UK-based plastic recycling specialist is seeking to “revolutionise the way that plastic waste is treated around the globe”. In mid-August Teesside-based ReNew ELP and Finnish refinery giant Neste signed a Memorandum of Understanding that will see both companies work together to capitalise on the value of waste plastic as a raw material feedstock for the production of liquid hydrocarbons, chemicals and new plastics. In Europe, around 27 million tonnes of post-consumer plastic waste is generated each year. Approximately a third is currently collected for recycling, with the remainder either landfilled, incinerated or dumped, polluting vulnerable ecosystems.

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Science says your anger problem may actually be a sleep issue

ByThe Circular Economy Team August 30, 2020

If you find yourself prone to temperamental outbursts and excessive anger, the issue may ultimately result from sleep and your lack of it.The research is one…

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How To Embed Circular Economy Principles in Connected Products

ByThe Circular Economy Team January 22, 2020January 22, 2020

This week we are going to be sharing with you expert visions outlined in the Connected Products Economy Report. From Natasha Franck to Mats Linder Consultant, Ellen MacArthur Foundation, we take a closer look at their key message which focuses on how we can power circular business models, global transparency and new economic incentives to change patterns of production and consumption.

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