Growing the fashion industry's digital backbone

A new initiative aims to digitize clothing labels — and drastically could improve apparel reuse, repair and recycling. Read More

10 questions with Ultra Capital, infrastructure financiers greasing the circular economy’s wheels

From alternative fuels to advanced recycling technologies, director Emily Landsburg chats about what drives the private equity fund's investment decisions. Read More

Building a movement: How Emerging Leaders are shaping a circular economy

Meaningful transition strategies are beginning to take shape in energy, waste and food systems. But younger generations will shoulder most of the work to turn them into reality, as well as the consequences of inaction. Read More

Episode 179: Shell's clean energy aspirations, green chemistry's role in a circular economy

Featuring chats with Shell executives Brian Davis and Harry Brekelmans. Also on this episode, we chat about corporate and employee activism. Read More

16 companies rethinking packaging

These consumer goods companies are embracing packaging innovation. Read More

Redesigning for the circular economy means connecting more closely with your customers

More of today's consumers want to be active participants in shaping the corporate world's response to climate change and pollution. Read More

The massive emissions-cutting and cost-saving potential of chemical reuse

The circular economy and digitalization will be the two most important trends employed by Germany’s chemical industry as it moves towards 2030. Read More

How P&G and IKEA talk about circularity

The concept is gaining resonance with consumers, but pioneers are treading carefully with messaging — both internally and externally. Read More

Bioplastics and circularity: Why can't we be friends?

Flexible plastics enable the modern world and food access — but they shouldn't contaminate or overrun it. Could bioplastics be the answer? Read More

5 things you should know about the impact of burning trash

Despite the zero waste movement, the case for keeping them open is getting increasingly harder to defend. Read More