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Circularity in Practise

    2022 Study Tour Report

    by Ed Pocock

    Economies across the planet rely on extracting resources and/or making things from them in order to create value and satisfy many of humanity’s needs and desires. In contrast to our current global economy, a circular economy keeps materials and products in circulation for as long as possible so that the maximum amount of value is extracted from each resource and materials are not wasted. This report contains 12 recommendations in relation to applying the circular economy concept to municipal infrastructure

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