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About This Collection
The E
llen MacArthur Foundation is an independent charity with the aim of inspiring a generation to re-think, re-design & build a positive future through the vision of a circular economy. Ellen MacArthur fou
nded the Foundation to better understand how on land too we rely on finite resources in the form of materials, energy and water after her experiences as a world class sailor having sailed over 26,000 miles to become the fastest person to circumnavigate the globe single-handed.
The Circular Economy 100 is a global platform bringing together leading companies, emerging innovators and regions to accelerate the transition to a circular economy over a 1000-day (3 year) period. The Annual Summit was held Wednesday 19 June 2013.
Curated by earthsayer
"Circular Economy" by Eco-Eye in Ireland |
Hosted by Duncan Stewart, 'Take, make, Dispose' is how our current linear economic model is described. Take raw materials from the ground, make a product then dispose of it back into the ground. However, with the rapid rise of consumerism in the 20th century, we are now running out of raw materials and places to dispose of waste and thats not even mentioning the environmental damage caused in between. The Circular Economy is more progressive, environmentally friendly and efficient economic model, one that mimics nature and where there is no such thing as waste. Published on Mar 11, 2014 |
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Circular Economy in Sports with Seb Egerton-read
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New Plastics Economy Animation - Innovation Prize
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Financing and Measuring the Circular Economy - Capturing the Opportunity
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What it will take to transform the economy? Alan Kay
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What is the Circular Economy 100?
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In conversation with Ellen MacArthur, Re-thinking Progress
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Re-thinking Progress: The Circular Economy
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The challenges and opportunities for business
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Dame Ellen MacArthur shares her vision of a circular economy for a better planet
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End the Take, Make and Dispose Economy by Ken Webster
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Ellen MacArthur on The Circular Economy
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The circular economy: from consumer to user
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Get Loopy! by Steve Punt
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Launch of the Ellen MacArthur Foundation in 2010
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Carlos Tavares at the Circular Economy 100 Annual Summit
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Re-thinking the Future by Ellen MacArthur with Jon Snow
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Economics of Circular Economy by Tim Jackson
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Update on Circular Economy by Ellen MacArthur Nov. 2015
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Ellen MacArthur Foundation x Breaking the Plastic Wave
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