The circular economy flips consumption on its head
Auckland could be $8.8 billion better off in 2030 if it had a circular economy, report suggests.
Dane Ambler
Tue, 26 Feb 2019
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American car manufacturer Henry Ford once said a business that makes only money is a poor business.
Since the Industrial Revolution, business and consumers have followed a model of value generation that assumes limitless growth and profits. Tonnes of fossil fuels go into making products that
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Dane Ambler
Tue, 26 Feb 2019
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