Moving away from ‘take-make-dispose,’ a circular economy maximises resources and cuts waste, demanding shifts in design, ...

trial — or Sofa-as-a-Service as some are calling it — is a prime example of a company addressing disruption but also one of the most high-profile cases of the circular economy. IKEA and the ...

Fibre-based packaging can play a vital part of a sustainable, truly circular economy. But progress requires a collective ...

contains a wide range of hierarchically arranged options in the process towards a circular economy. These are steps that can be taken at the beginning or even before the lifecycle of a product, or ...

for example, can guide consumers on how to dispose of products responsibly, ensuring that materials are recycled correctly.

The European project JUST2CE, which includes the involvement of the UAB, has analysed factors that could contribute to or hinder a transition towards ...

The competition offers a $20,000 cash prize at it seeks innovations from outsiders to increase recovery of materials, reduce ...

For example, the €30 million framework contract ... Buying things in the circular economy needs to be more accessible, attractive and affordable for people. It’s easy to donate things [to ...

The new EU recycling legislation, expected to be proposed next year, will try to close existing loopholes but not overburden ...

Discover how innovative circular economy strategies are transforming waste management and addressing public health challenges ...

“For example, more job opportunities could be ... “With this, the government aims for the Malaysian circular economy to become a key economic driver by creating new markets for post-consumer ...

EU countries are working to transform the EU’s economy into a circular system where products are more sustainable and materials are recovered to prevent waste. A circular economic model is based on ...