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As we mark World Oceans Day, a giant Madonna made from recovered plastic is unveiled, and a growing force of businesses and initiatives tackling ocean plastic waste gathers steam
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The New Plastics Economy initiative, which envisages improved after-use pathways for plastics, kicks off this week
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The circular what? Take our quiz to find out where you sit in terms of your level of enthusiasm for and dedication to lifestyle choices that move away from the ‘take, make, dispose’ model
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The internet of things and intelligent assets will be key to achieving a truly circular economy and forward-thinking cities such as Barcelona and Amsterdam are ahead of the curve
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From clothing made out of repurposed fishing nets to funky street furniture from recycled construction products, these startups are going full circle
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A circular economy is first and foremost an economy where working together is the key to success, as the Netherlands has found
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Bruynzeel Storage Systems and Philips have entered into a partnership to install circular lighting in their nine-hall production facility in Panningen, the Netherlands
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The four main stages of the lifecycle of a product - introduction, growth, maturity and decline - can be optimised with circular economy principles in mind
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Disruptive business models based on the sale of usage, performance or experience are gaining popularity and stand to benefit businesses, consumers and the planet
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The success of a circular economy depends on new business models that are able to truly capitalise on longer product lifespans over time.
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Philips’ goal is to improve the lives of 3 billion people a year by 2025. To do this they’re focusing on three specific sustainable development goals
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With the ultimate goal of improving the lives of three billion people a year by 2025, this infographic illustrates the changes Philips has made in its business to help drive sustainability
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With a goal of improving the lives of three billion people by 2025, Philips is focusing its efforts on enhancing energy efficiency, curbing its carbon footprint and investing in green innovation
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The Products That Last project finds business models and design strategies to extend product life
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Philips' Sustainable Cycle programme enables Brazilian consumers to bring end-of-life electronic products to collection points for proper recycling
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