To define or to act? — Front-runner perspectives on circular economy and sustainability
Monday 1st February, 2021
There is a new Cresting blogpost out on Medium: CRESTING ESR (Early Stage Researcher) Erik Roos Lindgreen summarizes early results from research with CRESTING ESRs Anna Walker and Katelin Opferkuch, in which they interviewed Circular Economy front-runner companies about the connection between Circular Economy and sustainability. Two perspectives were found; how do these relate to…
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Is the circular economy a fairy tale or a real transformative vision?
Thursday 7th January, 2021
Is the circular economy a fairy tale or a real transformative vision? To answer this question, this short piece critically reflects on the concept of circular economy, discusses its key challenges, examines its implementation, and explores its precursors and many related concepts and visions. Visit the article to better understand the potentials and shortcomings of…
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How our purchasing decisions can support the transition to a circular economy
Thursday 3rd December, 2020
In the run up to Christmas this timely piece by CRESTING researcher Aodhan Newsholme (University of Hull, UK), explores how we as consumers can support the transition to a #circulareconomy through our purchasing decisions. As a consumer, you may ask yourself: How do my purchasing actions have an impact in a global world? Find…
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Analyzing the EU’s circular economy policies from an academic perspective
Wednesday 2nd December, 2020
The EU has embraced the concept of the circular economy (CE) since the publication of the European Union’s Circular Economy Action Plan in 2015. It is now a central component of many EU policies including the European Green Deal and the Coronavirus Recovery Plan. However, academic research has yet to evaluate the discourse and policies…
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