The Challenges of Circular Economy - comic - Business Illustrator
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The Challenges of Circular Economy - comic - Business Illustrator
This ubiquitous industrial model has delivered strong profits to many businesses and has financially enriched many nations in the process. But its design is fundamentally flawed because it runs counter to the living world, which thrives by continually recycling life’s building blocks such as carbon, oxygen, water, nitrogen and phosphorus. Industria
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But they are rarely presented with a coherent picture of how to bring about these arrangements or of how exploring competing processes of social, scientific, and technological change can illuminate pressure points for change. Instead they are offered, in sometimes intricate detail, the blueprints of a sustainable future—renewable energy, sustainabl
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Circular Economy This refers to an industrial model that redefines the use of resources in a traditionally take-make-waste industrial model, in order to design waste and pollution out of the system.
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Other stories which are starting to breakdown revolve around broader societal assumptions. “All technology is good, and the more technology we develop, the more our society advances” or “bottled water is better for you”. These widely accepted stories don’t make sense anymore when you take into account the mountains of electronic waste in Ghana, or ... See more