Circularity.fm wrapped up the Textile EPR series with five episodes covering the EU, Germany, and extended producer responsibility.
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♻️ In the EU, 16 kg of textile waste is generated per person every year. 85% of it never gets collected separately. But the system meant to change that is being written…
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Circularity.fm is the podcast about understanding, building and managing circular business models.
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Circularity.fm is the podcast about understanding, building and managing circular business models. Each episode features candid conversations with managers, founders and investors, unpacking the numbers, trade-offs, and playbooks behind scalable circular models. We zero in on what moves the P&L - materials innovation and product design, repair and reuse, refurbishment and remanufacturing, reverse logistics and recycling, legislation and financing. Produced in partnership with top-tier circularity events worldwide, we bring you fresh strategies, case studies, and deal-room insights from the global stage. If you’re building the next generation of resilient, low-resource businesses, tune in to Circularity.fm - where circularity meets profitability.
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Circularity.fm released a new episode featuring Thijs Müller and Didier MIGNERY discussing the business case for rooftop extensions and their potential to address housing shortages, energy renovation, and urban land use.
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Circularity.fm published a new series featuring Thijs Müller and Didier MIGNERY from Creative City Solutions and UPFACTOR in Amsterdam and Paris respectively, discussing the circular side of building on top.
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Circularity.fm curated a circularity event line-up for the next three months across multiple locations including Warsaw, Berlin, Gandhinagar, Birmingham, Birmingham, Palma, Berlin, and Dublin.
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