
Circular Economy . Skills and ethics for a new normality
Wed 01 Dec
|Online panel discussion
The world population is growing and this is affecting the environment. To ensure there’s enough food, water and prosperity in 2050, we need to switch from a linear to a circular economy. It's not only about recycling, is about spreading a new normality.


Time & Location
01 Dec 2021, 17:00 – 18:00 GMT
Online panel discussion
About the Conference
In a circular economy, manufacturers design products to be reusable. For example, electrical devices are designed in such a way that they are easier to repair. Products and raw materials are also reused as much as possible. For example, by recycling plastic into pellets for making new plastic products. In a circular economy, we treat our surroundings responsibly. For example, by preventing litter on streets or in the natural environment. The emerging circular economy (CE) paradigm is expected to transform the relationships between ecological and economic systems. This paradigm argues for an economic system in which reductions in resource use and the mitigation of environmental impacts play a dominant role. To plan for a reduction in resource use, a radically different organisation of production and consumption patterns is required.
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