In our current economy, we take materials from the Earth, make products from them, and eventually throw them away as waste \u2013 the process is linear.<\/p>\n
In a circular economy, by contrast, we stop waste being produced in the first place. The circular economy is based on three principles, driven by design:<\/p>\n
– Eliminate waste and pollution
\n– Circulate products and materials (at their highest value)
\n– Regenerate nature<\/p>\n
It is underpinned by a transition to renewable energy and materials. A circular economy decouples economic activity from the consumption of finite resources. It is a resilient
\nsystem that is good for business, people and
\nthe environment.<\/p>\n
The circular economy is a systems solution framework that tackles global challenges like climate change, biodiversity loss, waste, and pollution.<\/p>\n
We must transform every element of our take-make-waste system: how we manage resources, how we make and use products, and what we do with the materials afterwards. Only then can we create a thriving circular economy that can benefit everyone within the limits of our planet.<\/p>\n
A WAY TO TRANSFORM OUR SYSTEM<\/p>\n
What will it take to transform our throwaway economy into one where waste is eliminated, resources are circulated, and nature is regenerated?<\/p>\n
The circular economy gives us the tools to tackle climate change and biodiversity loss together, while addressing important social needs.<\/p>\n
It gives us the power to grow prosperity, jobs, and resilience while cutting greenhouse gas emissions, waste, and pollution.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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