The EU is still at the beginning of a real transition to a circular economy. To truly put a stop to the take/make/use/dispose economy we need robust policies that will help to reduce and reuse resources and extend their lifetime - shifting the focus from extraction to regeneration. In our latest paper we outline the steps needed for the new Circular Economy Act to deliver.
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