This episode explores regenerative production and how farmers can address the damaging effects of our industrialised food system on climate and biodiversity. We hear from Philippe Birker,

This episode explores regenerative production and how farmers can address the damaging effects of our industrialised food system on climate and biodiversity. We hear from Philippe Birker, co-founder of Climate Farmers, and visit Nunwell Home Farm to see their regenerative methods improving biodiversity and soil health.

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This video features Audrey Choi (Morgan Stanley) and Frans Timmermans (European Commission) discussing how the #CircularEconomy can drive growth during economic uncertainty. They explain its

This video features Audrey Choi (Morgan Stanley) and Frans Timmermans (European Commission) discussing how the #CircularEconomy can drive growth during economic uncertainty. They explain its relevance and significance amidst unsettling financial factors.

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Our current "take-make-waste" economy depletes resources and generates pollution. A circular economy offers a sustainable alternative, redesigning systems for people, nature, and businesses to

Our current "take-make-waste" economy depletes resources and generates pollution. A circular economy offers a sustainable alternative, redesigning systems for people, nature, and businesses to thrive by eliminating waste and pollution.

The Ellen MacArthur Foundation, a UK charity, champions this circular model. Driven by design, it aims to eliminate waste, circulate products and materials, and regenerate nature.

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Postgraduate students and young professionals passionate about the circular economy participated in the Foundation's 'From Linear to Circular' program. During a London workshop, they shared

Postgraduate students and young professionals passionate about the circular economy participated in the Foundation's 'From Linear to Circular' program. During a London workshop, they shared insights on how it enhanced their thinking. Watch Patricia Noble, Estefania Lopez, and Ahsan Syed discuss their experience.

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Our linear "take, make, waste" economic system has pushed Earth's planetary boundaries. This film explores how a circular economy offers immediate solutions to global challenges like climate

Our linear "take, make, waste" economic system has pushed Earth's planetary boundaries. This film explores how a circular economy offers immediate solutions to global challenges like climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution, demonstrating that by doing things differently, we can still turn things around.

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The Ellen MacArthur Foundation (EMF) offers professional learning and opportunities to understand the circular economy. Launched in 2010, this UK charity accelerates the transition to a circular

The Ellen MacArthur Foundation (EMF) offers professional learning and opportunities to understand the circular economy. Launched in 2010, this UK charity accelerates the transition to a circular economy through business, learning, insight, and communications. EMF has emerged as a global thought leader, influencing decision-makers across business, government, and academia.

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Nick Jefferies returns to answer community questions on the circular economy. He will discuss the difference between regeneration and recycling, how to connect the circular economy with indigenous

Nick Jefferies returns to answer community questions on the circular economy. He will discuss the difference between regeneration and recycling, how to connect the circular economy with indigenous knowledge systems, and initial steps for elementary schools to implement a mini circular economy.

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In December 2021, the Ellen MacArthur Foundation published "Circular Design for Fashion." It invites the fashion industry to embrace a circular economy, featuring insights from over 80

In December 2021, the Ellen MacArthur Foundation published "Circular Design for Fashion." It invites the fashion industry to embrace a circular economy, featuring insights from over 80 practitioners. Contributors include Sara Sozzani Maino, Lorna Hall, Eshita Kabra-Davies, and Patrick McDowell, who explore circular design within their work.

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On September 2, 2010, Ellen MacArthur launched her new Foundation at the Science Museum in London. This renowned venue, a showcase of modern innovation, provided a fitting setting for the

On September 2, 2010, Ellen MacArthur launched her new Foundation at the Science Museum in London. This renowned venue, a showcase of modern innovation, provided a fitting setting for the announcement.

The Foundation's mission is to advocate for a sustainable future, calling on people to 're-think, re-design, and build' it.

Biomimicry expert Janine Benyus discusses creating regenerative human systems in harmony with nature. She advocates for an economy that restores and improves our world, accelerating progress

Biomimicry expert Janine Benyus discusses creating regenerative human systems in harmony with nature. She advocates for an economy that restores and improves our world, accelerating progress towards a circular economy.

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