What is the circular economy? 3/3

from The Circular Economy Show Podcast · host Joe Iles, Ellen MacArthur Foundation, Ellen MacArthur

What can we do to start trying to think differently and to start thinking in a way that is more circular rather than linear? Joe Iles and Ellen MacArthur cover a range of topics in the final part of their conversation about the circular economy, including emerging trends in design, technology, business models and the wider changes already happening in the economy.

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