Why Google, and the business world, are embracing the circular economy

Google, and others, are realizing the economic power of the circular economy.

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Why Google, and the business world, are embracing the circular economy

The rise of seatech — a new world wide web

IoT, big data, blockchain and biotech are powering a wave of sustainable seafood.

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The rise of seatech — a new world wide web

Tractors, software and the right to repair

A major link in the circular economy: DIY fixes. A major kink in the transition to a circular economy: lobby efforts against DIY fixes.

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Making up our minds, and minding our waste

The renewed focus on waste management represents the growing opportunity of the circular economy.

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Making up our minds, and minding our waste

Giving thanks for bipartisanship

Here’s something to be thankful for: climate action on the political horizon.

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Giving thanks for bipartisanship

19 finalists announced for clean-economy startup pitch competition

VERGE Accelerate to feature startups accelerating solutions in the circular economy, clean energy and sustainable transportation.

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19 finalists announced for clean-economy startup pitch competition

Interface and Levi’s on courage and collaboration for 2030

Two corporate leaders continue discussing innovation in the circular economy and more.

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Interface and Levi’s on courage and collaboration for 2030

The case for merging sustainability, risk and compliance

Why companies like AstraZeneca are moving sustainability from a “nice-to-have” into an existential consideration.

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Apple, Dell, Foxconn manage supply chain water risks

Increased transparency and disclosure requirements in places such as China are underscoring the need for companies to better manage their water resources.

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Why moderates, not liberals, are environmentalism’s tipping point

Want to influence Americans on climate? Seek out the radical middle.

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