This episode explores the potential of circular business models in fashion via rental and resale. Host Emma Elobeid, joined by Andrew Rough (ACS) and Ryan Atkins (SuperCycle), discusses economic

This episode explores the potential of circular business models in fashion via rental and resale. Host Emma Elobeid, joined by Andrew Rough (ACS) and Ryan Atkins (SuperCycle), discusses economic opportunities, brand profitability, meeting customer demands, and the role of new technology in simplifying circularity and ensuring adaptability.

The Ellen MacArthur Foundation, an international charity, promotes the circular economy: a system eliminating waste, circulating materials, and regenerating nature. For more insights, subscribe to YouTube, visit ellenmacarthurfoundation.org, and follow on Instagram and LinkedIn.

This episode of the Circular Economy Show features Seb and Ke Wang from the World Resources Institute, who discuss the circular economy's critical role in the shift to renewable energy. They

This episode of the Circular Economy Show features Seb and Ke Wang from the World Resources Institute, who discuss the circular economy's critical role in the shift to renewable energy. They explore its economic drivers, competitive advantages, and real-world applications.

The Ellen MacArthur Foundation, an international charity, champions the circular economy by design: eliminating waste, circulating materials, and regenerating nature. Subscribe to their YouTube channel for more content. Find additional information and follow them on social media via their website, Instagram, and LinkedIn.

Maasai pastoralists, whose sole income source is livestock, face significant vulnerability. Challenges include resource scarcity, climate change, and livestock diseases, profoundly impacting their

Maasai pastoralists, whose sole income source is livestock, face significant vulnerability. Challenges include resource scarcity, climate change, and livestock diseases, profoundly impacting their livelihoods.

In a Maa language interview, Kipaya Ole Mapi, a pastoralist from Monduli District, shares his community's plight. This piece was produced by Mathias Thooko and features music by The Haluci Nation, "Burn your village to the ground," used with permission.

Yuval Noah Harari suggests our relationship with information mirrors our relationship with food: excessive "junk" can be detrimental. He proposes an "information diet" to combat this

Yuval Noah Harari suggests our relationship with information mirrors our relationship with food: excessive "junk" can be detrimental. He proposes an "information diet" to combat this potential harm.

Catch the full conversation with Yuval Noah Harari on October 18th.

Oceans profoundly impact our daily lives, and their health is vital for our planet and future.

Oceana campaigns globally to protect and restore these essential ecosystems.

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Oceans profoundly impact our daily lives, and their health is vital for our planet and future.

Oceana campaigns globally to protect and restore these essential ecosystems.

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Hosting an event like the Eurovision Song Contest demands extensive planning, covering everything from decorations and infrastructure to food and local business connections. Crucially, it also

Hosting an event like the Eurovision Song Contest demands extensive planning, covering everything from decorations and infrastructure to food and local business connections. Crucially, it also offers a significant opportunity to implement circular economy principles. In this episode of the Circular Economy Show, we travel to Malmö, the 2024 host city, to speak with sustainability coordinator Veronika Hoffmann. She details how Malmö integrated circularity into its planning for this internationally acclaimed event.

Explore more examples of circular cities here. Discover the City of Malmö’s Eurovision plans here.

Plastic poses serious health risks, from its production harming communities to its breakdown into ubiquitous microplastics infiltrating our environment and bodies. Over 9 billion tonnes have been

Plastic poses serious health risks, from its production harming communities to its breakdown into ubiquitous microplastics infiltrating our environment and bodies. Over 9 billion tonnes have been produced since 1950, with ocean debris potentially outweighing all fish soon.

Greenpeace's John Hocevar will attend negotiations in Ottawa for a binding Global Plastic Treaty. Join the campaign by signing a letter to President Biden, urging a strong treaty: Greenpeace USA.

For more information about climate change, visit the FacingFuture Library: FacingFuture Library.