The natural ecosystems operates differently from industrial economy because they are circular—plants grow in soil, animals eat plants, dung replenishes soil— on the other-hand industrial economy is largely linear. InContinue Reading
Discovering novel and exciting ways to reuse, recover, and upcycle is an important component of Intel’s sustainability agenda. Embracing the “circular economy” paradigm allows things and resources to be usedContinue Reading
BMW is preparing to launch its third generation electric vehicles utilizing its all-new Neue Klasse chassis. The first models are not expected until 2025, yet the firm is already braggingContinue Reading
A circular economy is inspired by living systems, meaning there is no such notion as waste. One species’ waste is another’s food, and accordingly, every waste piece should be aContinue Reading
Coca-Cola has been producing beverages at Genshagen near Berlin in the district of Teltow-Fläming, since 1998. The plant is one of the most modern in Germany, and one of theContinue Reading
What most industries do right now is: Take, Make and Dispose. Extract resources, process them into products, dispose off after use as waste. This is a linear system. In aContinue Reading
Climate change was not a major issue only a decade ago. Given its significant ramifications and influence on our everyday lives, it has now become a source of popular debateContinue Reading
By 2030, Volvo will offer only all-electric cars, and all of them leather-free. The new Volvo C40 Recharge will be designed strictly with vegan leather, an introduction to the automaker’sContinue Reading
