Discover the intriguing world of marine motherhood with Ana Silverio from Oceana's Science team. Learn how dolphin moms use a form of "baby talk" and how some octopus mothers guard their eggs for

Discover the intriguing world of marine motherhood with Ana Silverio from Oceana's Science team. Learn how dolphin moms use a form of "baby talk" and how some octopus mothers guard their eggs for over four years. Silverio explores how these mothers communicate, teach, and protect their young while highlighting the threats posed by human activities like ocean pollution and climate change.

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In our mission to eliminate plastic from the oceans, we collaborate with local partners to develop responsible waste management solutions tailored to specific environments. This approach not only

In our mission to eliminate plastic from the oceans, we collaborate with local partners to develop responsible waste management solutions tailored to specific environments. This approach not only addresses the waste but also allows us to create products that raise awareness about plastic pollution and fund cleanup efforts.

Our video covers various topics, including our first product made from ocean plastic, the Ocean Cleanup sunglasses, and case studies from locations like Los Angeles and Panama City. We also discuss how we transform river trash into valuable resources, such as the Coldplay LP. Stay updated by subscribing to our YouTube channel: YouTube. Learn more at The Ocean Cleanup.

The circular economy has focused on finite materials, but bio-based materials have not received the same attention. This video explores how products made from these materials can circulate and add

The circular economy has focused on finite materials, but bio-based materials have not received the same attention. This video explores how products made from these materials can circulate and add value within a circular economy.

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This episode of The Circular Economy Show features Guilherme Suertegaray and Beto Bina discussing the integration of bio-based materials into the circular economy. They explore the disconnect

This episode of The Circular Economy Show features Guilherme Suertegaray and Beto Bina discussing the integration of bio-based materials into the circular economy. They explore the disconnect between circular economy policies and bio-based material frameworks, highlighting the implications for smallholder farmers and rural communities.

Listeners will learn about the policy gaps, real-world supply chain examples, and recommendations for enhancing biodiversity action ahead of COP17. For more insights, check out our previous episode on Circular economy, biodiversity, and the road to COP17. If you enjoyed this episode, please share it or leave a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube.

Individual pilots are effective, but they lack scalability. Discover how to transform an entire system to influence a stagnant market by tuning into our latest episode featuring trailblazing

Individual pilots are effective, but they lack scalability. Discover how to transform an entire system to influence a stagnant market by tuning into our latest episode featuring trailblazing women: Catherine Conway (GoUnpackaged), Ingrid Irigoyen (ZEMBA), and Kate Daly (Closed Loop Partners). They are creating shared pathways for others to advance their circular initiatives.

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On this week's Circular Economy Show, Lou and Fin discuss the importance of shared infrastructure in scaling the circular economy. They highlight initiatives like scalable refill coalitions with

On this week's Circular Economy Show, Lou and Fin discuss the importance of shared infrastructure in scaling the circular economy. They highlight initiatives like scalable refill coalitions with Aldi and Ocado, and efforts to reduce emissions in ocean transport. The episode features insights from Catherine Conway (GoUnpackaged), Ingrid Irigoyen (ZEMBA), and Kate Daly (Closed Loop Partners), who are pioneering the necessary infrastructure for collective progress.

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Subscribe to our channel: FAO of the UN. In Uganda's Kalungu and Manafwa districts, the Clear Supply Chains project is

Subscribe to our channel: FAO of the UN. In Uganda's Kalungu and Manafwa districts, the Clear Supply Chains project is working to protect children in coffee-growing communities. Despite coffee farming supporting many families, economic challenges still put some children at risk of child labour.

This initiative enhances inspections, improves labour standards, and builds local capacity to combat child labour in farms and processing facilities. It aims to promote responsible coffee production while ensuring children remain in school, paving the way for safer and brighter futures.

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Some argue that the SpaceX land swap is beneficial, but they overlook a crucial detail: the habitat scoring system used to deem these lands "low value" was developed in collaboration with

Some argue that the SpaceX land swap is beneficial, but they overlook a crucial detail: the habitat scoring system used to deem these lands "low value" was developed in collaboration with SpaceX.

It's important to consider whether the lower habitat quality in these areas is a result of years of launches, explosions, and industrial development. The Center emphasizes the importance of scrutinizing the sources behind research. Public lands should not be for sale, and we remain committed to this fight.

This month features three significant circular economy stories. The World Economic Forum (WEF) reframes