Circular Economy

Clean. Green. Lean: WEAR and no TEAR How circularity transformation is impacting supply chain innovation What goes up must come down To arrest the growing effect on nature and curtail the rise in temperatures, countries across the globe are devising measures to rejuvenate Mother Earth. The aim is to reverse the temperature by 1.5-2.0 deg Celsius. The journey towards net zero to control carbon emissions has already begun. Read More

Chemicals of concern are in your food packaging. This may help. Read More

Part of what the West decides not to wear is sent with a one-way ticket to Africa, which is good for the environment, but not for the local economy. Read More

It is always important to put challenges like this in context. Read More

Companies that manufacture steel, aluminum, cement and chemicals, can turn to new business models and technologies to cut emissions. Read More

Designing the energy transition right can tackle not only climate change but mitigate biodiversity loss and address global inequalities. Read More

Sponsored: Increasing recycled fiber in packaging will advance circularity and help with mitigating climate change concerns. But it requires collaboration along the whole supply chain. Read More

The Right to Repair movement is picking up steam again in 2022, with recent legislation in the U.S. and in Europe. Read More

The plan aims to "make sustainable products the norm in the EU." Read More

The concept of using your buying power only comes with privilege. Read More