Nearly half of all materials extracted globally end up in buildings. Paloma Gormley challenges us to rethink design, ensuring products and materials circulate at their highest value. Watch her

Nearly half of all materials extracted globally end up in buildings. Paloma Gormley challenges us to rethink design, ensuring products and materials circulate at their highest value. Watch her 3-part series, 'Other Ways of Living,' free on WaterBear: waterbe.ar/other-ways-of-living.

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Natoora collaborates with over 400 growers to provide responsibly grown, seasonal produce, from fresh fruits and vegetables to dips and sauces. They aim to reshape the London food scene by

Natoora collaborates with over 400 growers to provide responsibly grown, seasonal produce, from fresh fruits and vegetables to dips and sauces. They aim to reshape the London food scene by fostering biodiversity and changing consumer habits.

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Notpla, an Earthshot Prize 2022 winner, combats plastic waste with an edible, soluble membrane that holds liquids. Co-founder Pierre Paslier explains how this innovation replaces plastic

Notpla, an Earthshot Prize 2022 winner, combats plastic waste with an edible, soluble membrane that holds liquids. Co-founder Pierre Paslier explains how this innovation replaces plastic packaging, demonstrated effectively at the London Marathon. The Ellen MacArthur Foundation, a UK charity, champions the circular economy—a system designed to eliminate waste and pollution, circulate materials, and regenerate nature.

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Waste and pollution are design outcomes, meaning we can design them out. This podcast episode features Joe Iles from the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, discussing what circular design truly entails.

Waste and pollution are design outcomes, meaning we can design them out. This podcast episode features Joe Iles from the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, discussing what circular design truly entails. Explore how it differs from traditional approaches, its creative crossovers, and how designers can shape a better system.

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Vincent Muhoro founded Dunia Bora ("a better world") to create nutritious drinks and cookies from cactus juice. While popular in Mexico and North America, cactus is often wasted in Africa.

Vincent Muhoro founded Dunia Bora ("a better world") to create nutritious drinks and cookies from cactus juice. While popular in Mexico and North America, cactus is often wasted in Africa. Inspired by his mother, who fed him cactus as a child, Muhoro now utilizes this overlooked crop.

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Our "Transforming Tradition" series explores how to produce rice with fewer resources and regenerate nature. This episode highlights farmers globally adopting the System of Rice Intensification

Our "Transforming Tradition" series explores how to produce rice with fewer resources and regenerate nature. This episode highlights farmers globally adopting the System of Rice Intensification (SRI), an agroecological approach.

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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

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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This episode showcases Rubies in the Rubble, Grounded Ingredients, and Hodemedod's, demonstrating how they apply Circular Design for Food principles. They focus on diverse, low-impact, upcycled,

This episode showcases Rubies in the Rubble, Grounded Ingredients, and Hodemedod's, demonstrating how they apply Circular Design for Food principles. They focus on diverse, low-impact, upcycled, and regeneratively produced ingredients within a circular economy.

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This episode of the Circular Economy Show discusses the Ellen MacArthur Foundation's publication, "The circular economy: A 'triple play' solution for achieving China's climate objectives." Lei

This episode of the Circular Economy Show discusses the Ellen MacArthur Foundation's publication, "The circular economy: A 'triple play' solution for achieving China's climate objectives." Lei Chen and Seb Egerton-Read highlight how circular economy principles offer three key benefits for China: reducing greenhouse gas emissions, securing critical raw materials for renewables/EVs, and increasing economic resilience.

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