Human-induced climate change and escalating environmental and social problems, including water scarcity, resource depletion, injustice, and inequity, pose significant global threats to human health and ecosystems.

Despite extensive global efforts, over one billion people remain in extreme poverty. Economic growth has largely excluded them and has come at the expense of our environment. Addressing these critical issues requires a concerted push for truly sustainable growth.

Our plastics system is broken; recycling, burning, and burying waste are not solutions. The Ellen MacArthur Foundation, through Iulia Strat, explains how we can accelerate towards a circular economy for plastics.

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The circular economy represents a transformative shift from a linear "take, make, waste" model to one that eliminates waste, circulates materials, and regenerates nature. This episode explores how data and digital technologies are crucial for redesigning economic systems, showcasing innovations that are disrupting the status quo and transforming interactions across the supply chain.

Join us as we travel to Prague and London to hear from circular economy trailblazers, including leaders from MIWA and Vestiaire Collective, who are implementing and scaling these digital solutions. The Ellen MacArthur Foundation, a UK charity, champions this vision. Learn more about our work at ellenmacarthurfoundation.org and subscribe for more insights: Subscribe to EMF.

Tackling biodiversity loss is crucial for businesses, the environment, and society. Cindy Venho and Maya Adams from the Ellen MacArthur Foundation discuss how businesses can effectively take action.

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This discussion, part of our Transforming Business series, explores how to create a circular economy for buildings. Grace Di Benedetto from Arup highlights innovations such as reuse, refurbishment, and material passports. This concept is championed by the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, a UK charity promoting a circular economy that, driven by design, eliminates waste, circulates materials, and regenerates nature.

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The fashion industry is known for wasteful and polluting practices. Innovative businesses are now adopting circular economy principles to rethink clothing, reduce waste, and allow biodiversity to thrive.

The Ellen MacArthur Foundation, a UK charity, champions this circular economy model. Driven by design, it aims to eliminate waste and pollution, circulate products and materials, and regenerate nature.

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Designing out waste is essential to reduce landfill and protect biodiversity, as "there is no away" for discarded products. The Ellen MacArthur Foundation, a UK charity, champions a circular economy model. This design-driven approach eliminates waste and pollution, circulates products and materials, and regenerates nature.

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The circular economy is vital for tackling climate change by regenerating nature. In our Transforming Business series, Nestlé's Karen Cooper discusses designing new food products to achieve regenerative goals.

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Our linear economic system drives biodiversity loss, yet a thriving biodiversity is crucial for a strong economy. The Ellen MacArthur Foundation's Cindy Venho and Maya Adams explain how the circular economy can protect and restore nature.

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Solvay CEO Ilham Kadri explores chemistry's role in the circular economy, discussing both challenges and opportunities for scaling solutions as part of our Transforming Business series.

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Our linear "take, make, waste" economy drives over 90% of global biodiversity loss and nearly half of greenhouse gas emissions. To restore nature and ensure our survival, a circular economy is essential. This episode explores how businesses implement and scale these vital solutions.

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The economic viability of a circular economy, particularly for innovators and SMEs, was a key discussion at Innovation Day. Jamie Butterworth (Circularity Capital) and Georgia Sherwin (Closed Loop Partners) led the conversation.

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Achieving a circular economy requires cities, policymakers, businesses, and innovators. At the March 31st Innovation Day, Lamia Sbiti (ReLondon) and Oriana Romano (OECD) highlighted how city organizations and policymakers drive this change.

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Innovation is key to the transition to a circular economy. Business models like ClubZERO, founded by Safia Qureshi, exemplify this by reducing waste and keeping items in circulation, minimizing the need for new production. Qureshi explains how their model addresses waste reduction challenges.

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The circular economy is a fundamental transformation beyond recycling, shifting from "take, make, waste" to "eliminate, circulate, and regenerate." Achieving this ambition requires innovative design, business models, and finance. This episode, recorded live from London, showcases fast-growing circular economy companies and key actors accelerating this vital systemic change.

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This video examines how businesses, including Coca-Cola and Unilever, are addressing plastic pollution by reducing their plastic use.

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Johan Rockstrom, Joint Director for the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, explains the principles of the Planetary Boundaries Framework and its application in managing Earth's natural resources.

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Danone prioritizes regenerative food production for its circular economy ambitions. In the 'Transforming Business' series, Gabriela Hernandez Galindo discusses how brand storytelling inspires change and engages customers.

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Eirik Lindebjerg, WWF Global Plastics Policy Manager, discusses the urgent need for a legally-binding UN treaty to reduce plastic pollution and hold businesses accountable. He also connects the circular economy to the UN's climate change vision.

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Plastic pollution worsens daily, with millions of tonnes entering our environment due to a "take-make-waste" economy. This harms nature, depletes resources, fuels climate and biodiversity crises, and wastes billions in valuable materials.

While companies have made voluntary efforts like reducing virgin plastic and piloting reuse, these actions lack the necessary scale. Plastic pollution is a global challenge, transcending borders, and requires a coordinated, globally aligned response.

We must urgently translate ambition into action. A legally-binding UN treaty on plastic pollution offers a permanent solution. This episode explores its potential, featuring insights from Eirik Lindebjerg (WWF) and Rolando Castro Cordoba (Costa Rica, MINAE).