Flexible plastics are challenging to collect and recycle, contributing significantly to ocean pollution. This episode explores whether paper can offer a sustainable alternative without creating

Flexible plastics are challenging to collect and recycle, contributing significantly to ocean pollution. This episode explores whether paper can offer a sustainable alternative without creating new problems. Pippa, joined by Laura Smith (Ellen MacArthur Foundation), Jonathan Gill (Unilever), and Valerie Langer (Canopy), discusses six critical criteria for responsible paper-based packaging, the innovation required, and why there's no single solution.

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Space technology is rapidly evolving, expanding possibilities. ITU Space Connect episode E4, "Beyond the Horizon: Framing the Future of Space Communications," explores research shaping the next

Space technology is rapidly evolving, expanding possibilities. ITU Space Connect episode E4, "Beyond the Horizon: Framing the Future of Space Communications," explores research shaping the next wave of space communications and policy. Members of ITU's Academic Advisory Body (AAB) Space Thematic Group present their forward-looking concepts.

The group tackles critical topics such as spectrum management, global connectivity, a Solar System Internet, Coordinated Lunar Time, quantum-secure communications, and AI for Earth observation. Moderated by Patricia Cooper, the episode features Dr. Scott Pace, Dr. Tanja Masson-Zwaan, and Dr. Guifei Jing, who will discuss their findings, challenges, and the impact on regulators, industry, and policymakers worldwide.

Celebrate 20 years of Planet Earth! BBC Earth offers 50 years of dramatic, rare, and thought-provoking natural history content, exploring the world's beauty and wonder. Discover more about Planet

Celebrate 20 years of Planet Earth! BBC Earth offers 50 years of dramatic, rare, and thought-provoking natural history content, exploring the world's beauty and wonder. Discover more about Planet Earth and other shows on our website: bbcearth.com/shows/planet-earth.

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E-waste is our fastest-growing waste stream, outpacing recycling efforts fivefold. This presents a significant untapped opportunity, especially given the rising demand for critical minerals.

E-waste is our fastest-growing waste stream, outpacing recycling efforts fivefold. This presents a significant untapped opportunity, especially given the rising demand for critical minerals. Recovering valuable materials from discarded electronics, such as the billions of phones in our homes, is crucial.

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E-waste is our fastest-growing waste stream, yet represents a significant opportunity for recovering critical minerals, essential given increasing global demand. Billions of dollars’ worth of

E-waste is our fastest-growing waste stream, yet represents a significant opportunity for recovering critical minerals, essential given increasing global demand. Billions of dollars’ worth of materials are currently untapped in unused electronics.

In this episode, Ellen MacArthur Foundation experts Danielle Holly and Wen-Yu Weng explore how a circular economy can transform the production, use, and recovery of electronics and their vital components.

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Discover the "Mug Bug," a steelhead fly created by 9-year-old Oly Hickman for British Columbia's Dean River. The film "Oly's Dean" follows Oly's life on this productive river, where curiosity and

Discover the "Mug Bug," a steelhead fly created by 9-year-old Oly Hickman for British Columbia's Dean River. The film "Oly's Dean" follows Oly's life on this productive river, where curiosity and nature exploration are as vital as fishing.

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This episode features Lou, Emily Healy, and Joe Rodgers from the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, exploring why circular business models struggle to scale despite individual successes. They discuss how

This episode features Lou, Emily Healy, and Joe Rodgers from the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, exploring why circular business models struggle to scale despite individual successes. They discuss how systemic investing, capital orchestration, and thoughtful financial allocation are crucial for accelerating the transition to a resilient circular economy.

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This podcast episode explores why a wider shift to circular business models isn't occurring despite individual successes. Lou is joined by Emily Healy and Joe Rodgers from the Ellen MacArthur

This podcast episode explores why a wider shift to circular business models isn't occurring despite individual successes. Lou is joined by Emily Healy and Joe Rodgers from the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, an international charity dedicated to accelerating the transition to a circular economy. Their mission is to tackle critical global challenges like climate change, biodiversity loss, waste, and pollution.

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Explore how circularity can be a smart business strategy amidst rising tariffs and supply chain disruptions. This video features Danielle Holly, North America Lead for the Ellen MacArthur

Explore how circularity can be a smart business strategy amidst rising tariffs and supply chain disruptions. This video features Danielle Holly, North America Lead for the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, and Tensie Whelan, founder of the NYU Stern Center for Sustainable Business and former President of the Rainforest Alliance.

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Experience the spectacular wildlife of Madagascar, from battling chameleons to lemurs seeking shelter. BBC Earth offers 50 years of dramatic, rare, and exclusive natural history content,

Experience the spectacular wildlife of Madagascar, from battling chameleons to lemurs seeking shelter. BBC Earth offers 50 years of dramatic, rare, and exclusive natural history content, showcasing the world's beauty and wonder.

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