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Can material innovation and chemical recycling be the solution. How would a world focussing on these technologies to solve the waste problem look like?
Part 5 of 8 in the CE 2030 scenarios series powered by TOMRA and FutureManagementGroup.
https://www.resociety.net/blog/what-are-the-alternatives-a-complementary-solution
Part four of the future scenario looks at the role mechanical recycling can play in 2030 on the road to a truely circular economy.
https://www.resociety.net/blog/mechanical-recycling-a-key-in-mission-circularity
Read part three of our fictional story from the future.
The story is about Riley Holmes, an investigative journalist, looking back on a time in which society committed to building a circular future.
Here’s a nice little list of thing to do while waiting instead of wasting your time on social media.
Part two of the expactation scenario for the future of the circular economy and plastic waste.
Read, how the story continues on resociety.net:
This is part one of the expectation scenario for the future of the circular economy. It is based on a survey of ~70 industry experts on their assumptions about the future.
Read the whole scenario on resociety.net:
MISSION CIRCULARITY – Turning linear into circular and waste into value
The results of our scenario project with TOMRA are now published in the Resource Recovery Playbook.
Everybody has bad days. The important thing is, how fast we get over a wasted day and how well we move on.
How we design our days is even more important for our success than how we organize the stuff we do.
You should have a personal productivity system to get stuff done. As the name suggests, it is a personal thing. There’s no one best way that works for everybody. But, there are guidelines and principles that help you to build the best system for you.