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The Tipping Point: Competitors Collaborating Toward Circularity with Amanda Nusz, Michael Kobori, and Bridget Croke
It’s clear that to achieve the level of systems change necessary for a circular economy, the world’s largest companies will need to band together to reach impact at scale. In practice, some large brands are open to collaboration and some aren’t — and the words “collaboration” and “partnership” are used to describe a significant range of activities, from meaningful relationships to more optical alliances.
Top 7 circular economy moments of 2015
At the Closed Loop Fund, we spent most of 2015 investing time and money in thecircular economy and recycling.
Yes, you should still teach your kids to recycle
October 17, 2015 at 12:00pm PM EDT I always feel a little awesome (as a parent and a human) when my recycling bin is overflowing — albeit a little embarrassed that it’s usually due to one too many wine bottles. Yes, I have built my career around recycling, so I’m a bit more hardcore than most, but I still get excited when my son says, “Mommy! That goes in the other bin!” #momwin.
Key ingredients for scaling circular reuse business models
Friday, October 18, 2019 - 12:30am Algramo customers posing near one of the company's new delivery tricycles. Companies are setting bold goals that address plastic waste and prioritize plastics reduction and recycling. The media and influencers have woken the public to the need to support solutions to this global challenge, and governments are taking big and small steps to build effective policy.
Developing a Polypropylene Recycling Infrastructure
Recyclers have always been set up to accept a mix of material types and formats, but frequently struggle when the packaging stream evolves. To effectively recycle new material types, all materials need to be easily sorted in a MRF and they must have value and consistent demand in the market.
Here's why 2017 will be the year of the circular economy revolution
The circular economy has captured the imagination of brands, cities and innovators. Will 2017 be the year when the concept evolves from aspiration to profitable action? Here are four reasons why, from our view as circular economy investors, we believe this year will mark a shift from idea to action:1. Focus on local governmentIf there is one safe bet with the new administration, it is that leadership on circular economy will not be coming out of Washington.
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