This episode of the Circular Economy Show features Zero Waste Scotland, with Peter McCafferty, and Dr. Michaela Hruskova from the University of Stirling. They discuss barriers preventing

This episode of the Circular Economy Show features Zero Waste Scotland, with Peter McCafferty, and Dr. Michaela Hruskova from the University of Stirling. They discuss barriers preventing businesses from adopting circular practices, drawing insights from their report, ‘Scotland’s Circular Economy Practices Ecosystem.’

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Transforming the food system requires retailers to embrace practices that enable nature to thrive. This episode explores how leading retailers worldwide are adopting circular design for food,

Transforming the food system requires retailers to embrace practices that enable nature to thrive. This episode explores how leading retailers worldwide are adopting circular design for food, navigating challenges along the way. Guests Helly McAlister (Fortnum & Mason) and Susy Yoshimura (Grupo Carrefour Brazil), from the Ellen MacArthur Foundation’s Big Food Redesign Challenge, share insights on strategic investment, cultivating customer demand, cross-team collaboration, and scaling initiatives.

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Transitioning to a circular economy demands varied strategies across markets. Paul Bodnar (BlackRock) discusses models driving financial growth, while Davinah Milenge (African Development Bank)

Transitioning to a circular economy demands varied strategies across markets. Paul Bodnar (BlackRock) discusses models driving financial growth, while Davinah Milenge (African Development Bank) highlights investment opportunities in developing markets.

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Dr. Peter G. Brown, Professor of Geography at McGill University, discusses key points from his book, "Right Relationship: Building a Whole Earth Economy," co-authored with Geoffrey

Dr. Peter G. Brown, Professor of Geography at McGill University, discusses key points from his book, "Right Relationship: Building a Whole Earth Economy," co-authored with Geoffrey Garver.

He argues that our current economic system, which assumes endless growth and limitless wealth, ignores Earth's finite resources. This leads to increasing environmental destruction and growing, sometimes lethal, tension between rich and poor, global north and south.

Piecemeal solutions are insufficient. We need a comprehensive new economic vision that serves both people and all of life's commonwealth.

Each year, millions of pounds of clothing are landfilled or burned globally, with less than 1% recycled into new garments. Campaigns like Wear Next (New York) and Love Not Landfill (London)

Each year, millions of pounds of clothing are landfilled or burned globally, with less than 1% recycled into new garments. Campaigns like Wear Next (New York) and Love Not Landfill (London) demonstrate how diverting clothes through swapping, selling, donating, or recycling can prevent them from becoming waste.

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