Including the closely related term circular economy programme.
… activities to encourage interventions to meet the challenge. Accelerate reduction in indirect emissions Develop ‘The Loop: Wirral’ circular economy programme The way the economy presently operates has been characterised as a ‘linear economy’ in which natural resources are taken, transformed, used for a relatively short period of time and then discarded as ‘waste’. This environmentally…
… with the active involvement of multiple parties. Some pioneering businesses are already actively adopting circular practices and/or developing technologies that will assist. To increase the uptake of such activities and technologies ‘The Loop: Wirral’ circular economy programme will be developed to promote and accelerate circular practices and provide incubator space to nurture businesses developing…
… damaging approach can’t be sustained. A circular economy is one more in tune with natural systems not damaging to them. Waste is designed out, resources are kept in productive use as much as possible with products, components and/or materials ‘looping back’ through the system. The transition to a circular economy will require many changes – legal, financial, technical and cultural - along…