Numerous industries have come to understand over the last few years that the traditional model of take-make-dispose no longer works since resources are scarce, garbage is increasing, and consumers, as well as the government, are mounting increasingly high expectations on businesses to be more sustainable. Another method to do things is the Circular Economy (CE): … Read more

With the current economy that is geared towards sustainability, businesses likely to have lesser effects on the environment. This does not only imply reduction of emissions and energy conservation, but also handling and ultimately disposing waste. The concept of zero waste certification of businesses has turned out to be a major instrument. It is an … Read more

Honestly speaking, we all know what to do. We purchase, consume and discard things. Over the decades, the world economy has been playing a rather easy but lethal game: extract resources of the earth, create something out of it, and dispose of them when we are through. However, with our landfills becoming clogged and our … Read more

We must begin by looking into the fundamental ground of our connection with things. Convenience has being sold as a form of freedom over the years. Such things as disposable wrapping, fast fashion, and one-use products became symbols of modern life. However, such an illusion of comfort hides the true expenses: polluted ecosystems, exploited workers … Read more

The concept of a circular economy has emerged due to the reason that the resources are increasingly becoming scarcer, climate change increasingly becoming more pressing, and the nature of how we create and consume things is shifting. Circular economy transforms the previous approach toward focusing on the old take-make-waste model and prioritizes reuse, repair, remanufacture, … Read more