The circular economy addresses these unnecessary resource losses. How does it do that? More recycling is part of it but the circular economy involves much more.

We extract more than 100 billion tonnes of raw materials from Earth each year, then throw most of them away. The "circular ...

The circular economy reimagines entirely how we make and consume in order to design waste and pollution out of our industrial systems, keep materials and resources in use for as long as possible, and ...

A circular economy is a system that preserves resources by reusing and repurposing existing products and/or the materials used in making them, rather than manufacturing and consuming new ones.

In our current economy, businesses extract materials from the Earth, make products and packaging using them, and then they are eventually thrown away as waste. This process is defined as ‘linear ...

As the UN’s 2030 deadline for change fast approaches, we explore what role the circular economy has to play in mitigating the impacts of climate change and how the technology industry can learn ...

The circular economy in the beverage industry focuses on minimizing waste and maximizing the reuse and recycling of materials ...

Many companies talk about how the “circular economy” can reduce environmental impact – but what does that mean, in general and in practice? The circular economy: where design thinking saves both cost ...

You've probably heard the term a lot recently but what does it mean? The C&A Foundation helps to explain what exactly a circular economy is and how we can help build it.