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Episode 3 - A paradigm shift towards the circular economy? cover
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Episode 3 - A paradigm shift towards the circular economy?

Episode 3 - A paradigm shift towards the circular economy?

18min |19/10/2021
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Episode 3 - A paradigm shift towards the circular economy?

Episode 3 - A paradigm shift towards the circular economy?

18min |19/10/2021
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The world economy is set to generate 3.4 billion tons of waste per year by 2050 if it continues at the current pace – almost twice the current level – yet we already struggle to collect and process the current figure. Meanwhile Earth Overshoot Day – the point in the year that humanity has used up all the resources that the Earth can generate in a year – is inexorably taking place earlier and earlier, with this year’s day on July 29. As waste soars exponentially and resources are used up, the circular economy offers a real alternative to the current linear “produce-consume-dispose” economic model, yet how can this become a new standard for society? View our full report, with two experts here at Natixis, Ashley Blows, managing director, transport & environment industry group and Radek Ján, infrastructure and green finance specialist.   


Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Chapters

  • Introduction

    00:10

  • Definition of circular economy

    01:05

  • The rebirth of circular economy

    02:34

  • Regulation incentives really kick in

    05:12

  • The role of investors

    07:33

  • Parts of the world are more advanced than others

    09:40

  • Sectorial discrepancy

    11:22

  • Conclusion: pessimistic or optimistic?

    13:57

Description

The world economy is set to generate 3.4 billion tons of waste per year by 2050 if it continues at the current pace – almost twice the current level – yet we already struggle to collect and process the current figure. Meanwhile Earth Overshoot Day – the point in the year that humanity has used up all the resources that the Earth can generate in a year – is inexorably taking place earlier and earlier, with this year’s day on July 29. As waste soars exponentially and resources are used up, the circular economy offers a real alternative to the current linear “produce-consume-dispose” economic model, yet how can this become a new standard for society? View our full report, with two experts here at Natixis, Ashley Blows, managing director, transport & environment industry group and Radek Ján, infrastructure and green finance specialist.   


Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Chapters

  • Introduction

    00:10

  • Definition of circular economy

    01:05

  • The rebirth of circular economy

    02:34

  • Regulation incentives really kick in

    05:12

  • The role of investors

    07:33

  • Parts of the world are more advanced than others

    09:40

  • Sectorial discrepancy

    11:22

  • Conclusion: pessimistic or optimistic?

    13:57

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Description

The world economy is set to generate 3.4 billion tons of waste per year by 2050 if it continues at the current pace – almost twice the current level – yet we already struggle to collect and process the current figure. Meanwhile Earth Overshoot Day – the point in the year that humanity has used up all the resources that the Earth can generate in a year – is inexorably taking place earlier and earlier, with this year’s day on July 29. As waste soars exponentially and resources are used up, the circular economy offers a real alternative to the current linear “produce-consume-dispose” economic model, yet how can this become a new standard for society? View our full report, with two experts here at Natixis, Ashley Blows, managing director, transport & environment industry group and Radek Ján, infrastructure and green finance specialist.   


Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Chapters

  • Introduction

    00:10

  • Definition of circular economy

    01:05

  • The rebirth of circular economy

    02:34

  • Regulation incentives really kick in

    05:12

  • The role of investors

    07:33

  • Parts of the world are more advanced than others

    09:40

  • Sectorial discrepancy

    11:22

  • Conclusion: pessimistic or optimistic?

    13:57

Description

The world economy is set to generate 3.4 billion tons of waste per year by 2050 if it continues at the current pace – almost twice the current level – yet we already struggle to collect and process the current figure. Meanwhile Earth Overshoot Day – the point in the year that humanity has used up all the resources that the Earth can generate in a year – is inexorably taking place earlier and earlier, with this year’s day on July 29. As waste soars exponentially and resources are used up, the circular economy offers a real alternative to the current linear “produce-consume-dispose” economic model, yet how can this become a new standard for society? View our full report, with two experts here at Natixis, Ashley Blows, managing director, transport & environment industry group and Radek Ján, infrastructure and green finance specialist.   


Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Chapters

  • Introduction

    00:10

  • Definition of circular economy

    01:05

  • The rebirth of circular economy

    02:34

  • Regulation incentives really kick in

    05:12

  • The role of investors

    07:33

  • Parts of the world are more advanced than others

    09:40

  • Sectorial discrepancy

    11:22

  • Conclusion: pessimistic or optimistic?

    13:57

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