This episode addresses frequently asked questions about the circular economy, featuring Ellen MacArthur Foundation experts Sarah O’Carroll and Seb Read. They discuss the consumer's role,

This episode addresses frequently asked questions about the circular economy, featuring Ellen MacArthur Foundation experts Sarah O’Carroll and Seb Read. They discuss the consumer's role, recycling, and nature's place in this model. The Foundation is an international charity promoting a circular economy that eliminates waste and pollution, circulates materials, and regenerates nature.

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In this episode of the Circular Economy Show, Catherine Conway, Director and Reuse Lead at GoUnpackaged, discusses the Refill Coalition's goals, the critical role of design in reusable packaging,

In this episode of the Circular Economy Show, Catherine Conway, Director and Reuse Lead at GoUnpackaged, discusses the Refill Coalition's goals, the critical role of design in reusable packaging, and how to scale these solutions for a more circular future.

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Dame Ellen MacArthur urges "bold and urgent action" to address plastic pollution. A 2020 study, "Breaking the Plastic Wave," by The Pew Charitable Trusts and SYSTEMIQ, reveals a grim forecast:

Dame Ellen MacArthur urges "bold and urgent action" to address plastic pollution. A 2020 study, "Breaking the Plastic Wave," by The Pew Charitable Trusts and SYSTEMIQ, reveals a grim forecast: without intervention, by 2040, plastic on the market will double, annual ocean entry will almost triple, and ocean stocks will quadruple. This echoes the Ellen MacArthur Foundation's 2016 warning of more plastic than fish by 2050.

The study confirms a circular economy for plastic is the only way to tackle waste at its source. This vision already unites over 850 organizations. Find out more here.

African Swine Fever (ASF) poses a significant threat to pig farming and food security. The FAO Emergency Centre for Transboundary Animal Diseases (ECTAD) in Asia and the Pacific collaborates with

African Swine Fever (ASF) poses a significant threat to pig farming and food security. The FAO Emergency Centre for Transboundary Animal Diseases (ECTAD) in Asia and the Pacific collaborates with countries to prevent and manage ASF through robust animal health systems.

Discover how FAO's co-created biosecurity interventions protect pigs and livelihoods, fostering resilience and ensuring vulnerable communities are supported. Learn more by watching this video. Explore regional project outcomes.

Have you heard of water-to-table? Despite Canada's vast coastline and quality fish, 75% of its seafood is imported. Tony Cobb, in his talk "Canadian Fish for Canadians," explores the reasons and

Have you heard of water-to-table? Despite Canada's vast coastline and quality fish, 75% of its seafood is imported. Tony Cobb, in his talk "Canadian Fish for Canadians," explores the reasons and impact behind this surprising fact.

A fisherman's son from Fogo Island, Tony co-founded the Shorefast Foundation and Fogo Island Fish. This social enterprise pays fishers double market rates, creates local jobs, and connects them directly with top chefs. Their work is featured in the documentary *Hand. Line. Cod.*

Discover what you can do to change the industry. This talk was given at a TEDx event.

Dr. Akira Miyawaki proposes a disaster prevention plan to create authentic, self-sustaining tide embankment forests using native trees. These forests are designed to survive strong tsunamis and

Dr. Akira Miyawaki proposes a disaster prevention plan to create authentic, self-sustaining tide embankment forests using native trees. These forests are designed to survive strong tsunamis and protect lives, contrasting with less effective man-made forests. A video explains this concept through interviews and animations, demonstrating the superior protection offered by native species. The initiative has inspired many volunteers, including Venerable Hioki from Rinnoji Temple, who believes these principles align with Buddhist teachings.

Venerable Hioki, the 44th Abbot of Rinnoji Soto Zen Temple and Association Chairman, was deeply moved by Dr. Miyawaki's proposal. He has since led local residents in planting over 33,000 native trees of more than 50 species around Rinnoji Temple. Committed to global education, he teaches children and adults worldwide about the vital importance of forests through media and public appearances.