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Creating a circular economy requires involvement from businesses, the public sector, and researchers. Canada’s “Our Food Future” provides a model.
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Join NBS’s first Livestream to share thoughts, ask questions, and get practical insights on the circular economy. The LinkedIn Livestream will be Thursday, June 3 at 11:30 AM ET/ 3:30 PM GMT.
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Companies can engage with the circular economy in four different ways. Here’s how to make your choice.
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Food waste is an ethical and an environmental problem. It’s also a business opportunity, ready for innovative solutions.
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The circular economy supports sustainability by enabling economic growth without greater resource use. Learn how it works.
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The future of food means thinking differently. When manufacturers change their mindset, they can prevent waste and save money. Here’s what 50 companies show.
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Current approaches to business — and business sustainability — are not working. Companies need a business model focused not only on profits, but also on waste.
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Sustainability requires that we be sustainers or customers, but not consumers. “Consumer” is banned because consuming is unsustainable.
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You can do a state-of-the-art analysis efficiently and effectively. Focus on only some materials, and use available data.
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If organizations built sustainability into purchasing, they could transform markets. This podcast describes how to realize that potential.