When circularity enters the automotive industry
Highlighted at the 6th National Circular Economy Forum (FNEC), the MOVER Program places material recovery and circularity at the core of the sector’s competitiveness.
The hidden cost of every discarded food item
Every food item involves resources, people, and processes. When it’s wasted, environmental and climate impacts also increase across the value chain, as Marisol Del Toro explains in a new article.
The chain that makes circularity happen
More than recycling, it’s essential to build systems that ensure materials return to the production cycle. That’s what Circularity Leader Thais Fagury explains.
Introduction to Circular Economy course has a new look at Circular Academy
Updated data, a new design, more content, and now a certificate that makes you a Circular Economy Multiplying Person! What’s good hasn’t changed: the course is still free.
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From tailpipe emissions to lifecycle thinking: MOVER places vehicle recycling at the center of Brazil’s circular economy
Brazil’s MOVER Program brings recyclability, material recovery and traceability into automotive policy, advancing circular economy goals.
The first apple: food waste and climate change
Food waste is a major climate issue. Simple daily actions help reduce impact and make better use of resources across the food system.
From intention to circularity in practice: the challenge of material return
Circularity depends on material return. Without a structured system, it remains only an intention.
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The Circular Movement and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
The Circular Economy contributes to achieving the targets associated with the Sustainable Development Goals.
The Circular Economy stimulates changes throughout the extraction, production, consumption, and disposal chain, aiming to enhance the natural resources already in circulation, support the regeneration of ecosystems, reduce waste generation, and create socioeconomic development opportunities.
In this way, the Circular Economy, directly or indirectly, contributes to achieving the targets of the 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
