Almost everything you see has been designed by someone. Julie Hjort believes that by using our imagination we can redesign an irresistible circular society.

One of the most talked about areas concerns the circular economy – the idea that you can design out waste and pollution, by reusing, remaking and recycling products.

Building a world without waste is a daily pursuit of Circular Movement. At the end of this year, we celebrate achievements and envision a future much richer in circular and sustainable possibilities. Shall we go together?

If we are serious about sustainability we need to recycle more. However, the recycling business has a poor record with fire hazards making it difficult to insure. Difficult, but not impossible.

Accelerating the transition to a circular economy will require a cultural shift. What role does art play in capturing the wider imagination?

This lively discussion focuses on what Gen Z hopes to accomplish in the transition to a circular economy and their early experiences as the newest generation in the workforce.

VP of Circularity at GreenBiz, Jon Smieja opens the leading convening of professionals building the circular economy with an inspiring speech on how to turn intention into action.

How can we ensure that the products and materials we use every day are circulated at their highest value and kept in the economy and out of the environment?