What Is a Circular Economy?¶
Ellen MacArthur Foundation. What Is a Circular Economy?.
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Mechanisms¶
- Regenerative Resource Cycle
- It is the industrial realization of a circular rather than linear economy, and its built-in monitoring keeps the loop from silently unwinding.
This sourceEllen MacArthur Foundation (n.d.). Defines the circular economy as a regenerative alternative to the linear take-make-waste model that keeps products and materials circulating.
- It is the industrial realization of a circular rather than linear economy, and its built-in monitoring keeps the loop from silently unwinding.
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