Plastic pollution worsens daily, with millions of tonnes entering our environment due to a "take-make-waste" economy. This harms nature, depletes resources, fuels climate and biodiversity crises, and wastes billions in valuable materials.

While companies have made voluntary efforts like reducing virgin plastic and piloting reuse, these actions lack the necessary scale. Plastic pollution is a global challenge, transcending borders, and requires a coordinated, globally aligned response.

We must urgently translate ambition into action. A legally-binding UN treaty on plastic pollution offers a permanent solution. This episode explores its potential, featuring insights from Eirik Lindebjerg (WWF) and Rolando Castro Cordoba (Costa Rica, MINAE).

ClubZero's Safia Quereshi details how design innovation helps reduce plastic waste from London takeaways and food delivery. She also discusses the opportunities and challenges in scaling their solutions.

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Can large corporations, which have benefited from a linear economy, transition to a regenerative model while maintaining profits? Seb Egerton-Read explores this question with Bea Perez from Coca-Cola and Karrie Denniston from Walmart.

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Many companies are prioritizing regenerative practices. Karrie Denniston from Walmart and Jim Andrew from PepsiCo discuss their practical steps in this area.

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Over 150 organizations support the Ellen MacArthur Foundation's Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) statement. Bea Perez from Coca-Cola and Pablo Costa from Unilever explain EPR's vital role in tackling plastic waste.

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The Ellen MacArthur Foundation and WWF advocate for a legally-binding UN treaty to address the entire plastics lifecycle. This call is supported by over 2 million people, 700+ civil society groups, 70+ global companies, and more than three-quarters of UN member countries.

The escalating global plastic pollution crisis demands a coordinated, worldwide response, as voluntary measures are insufficient. World leaders have a critical opportunity in February at the United Nations Environmental Assembly (UNEA) to begin negotiations for this vital treaty. Governments must act now.

Learn more about this initiative: unplasticstreaty.org

This episode delves into the practical application of circular economy ambitions in plastics and food. Hear perspectives from industry leaders including Bea Perez (The Coca-Cola Company), Safia Qureshi (ClubZero), Jim Andrew (PepsiCo), Pablo Costa (Unilever), and Karrie Denniston (Walmart.org).

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In December 2021, the Ellen MacArthur Foundation published Circular Design for Fashion. This book invites the fashion industry to embrace a new mindset for circular design, offering insights from over 80 early practitioners, including Sara Sozzani Maino, Lorna Hall, Eshita Kabra-Davies, and Patrick McDowell.

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In December 2021, the Ellen MacArthur Foundation published *Circular Design for Fashion*, a book inviting the fashion industry to embrace a circular economy. It presents a new mindset, contributes to a global movement, and shares insights from over 80 early practitioners, including Sara Sozzani Maino, Lorna Hall, Eshita Kabra-Davies, and Patrick McDowell, who discuss circular design in their work.

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Rudo Nondo, a Creative Design Practitioner and Fashion Revolution Zimbabwe Co-Ordinator, explores attitudes towards sustainable fashion in Zimbabwe and how they differ globally. This discussion aligns with the Ellen MacArthur Foundation's mission.

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In December 2021, the Ellen MacArthur Foundation launched "Circular Design for Fashion," a book guiding the industry towards a circular economy. It offers a new mindset and insights from over 80 practitioners, including industry leaders like Sara Sozzani Maino and Patrick McDowell. Explore the book: Circular Design for Fashion.

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In December 2021, the Ellen MacArthur Foundation published Circular Design for Fashion. This book invites the fashion industry to embrace a circular economy, offering a new mindset and insights from over 80 practitioners. Hear from contributors like Sara Sozzani Maino, Lorna Hall, Eshita Kabra-Davies, and Patrick McDowell as they explore circular design.

The Ellen MacArthur Foundation, a UK charity, promotes a circular economy that eliminates waste, circulates materials, and regenerates nature. Subscribe to their YouTube channel, learn more about their work, and follow them online: Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn.

In December 2021, the Ellen MacArthur Foundation published "Circular Design for Fashion." It invites the fashion industry to embrace a circular economy, featuring insights from over 80 practitioners. Contributors include Sara Sozzani Maino, Lorna Hall, Eshita Kabra-Davies, and Patrick McDowell, who explore circular design within their work.

The Ellen MacArthur Foundation is a UK charity dedicated to promoting the circular economy – a system that eliminates waste, circulates products, and regenerates nature.

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This video, from the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, explores the challenges and opportunities of designing for a circular economy. As a UK charity, the Foundation promotes a design-driven circular economy that eliminates waste and pollution, circulates products and materials, and regenerates nature. Guests from the Circular Economy Show offer insights into this crucial transition.

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Marina Testino, Creative Director and Artivist at Point Off View, Inc., discusses circular design, emphasizing progress over perfection. She also highlights social media's positive impact on driving change and the potential of clothing rental.

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The role of policy in driving a circular economy is a key topic on the Circular Economy Show. Explore insights from our guests on this subject in previous episodes.

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The circular economy is crucial for tackling global climate change and achieving key climate targets. The Circular Economy Show features experts explaining how this transition is making fundamental changes.

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Rebecca Garner, Circularity Partner at ASOS, explores ASOS's ongoing business model transformation towards circularity.

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Josie Warden, Head of Regenerative Design at RSA, discusses the fashion industry's shift towards regeneration, emphasizing the link between a regenerative mindset and circular design. The Ellen MacArthur Foundation, a UK charity, champions the circular economy, which eliminates waste and pollution, circulates products, and regenerates nature.

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For two years, The Circular Economy Show has explored topics from regenerative agriculture to emerging innovations making the circular economy the norm. This episode highlights the best of 49 episodes, covering climate, policy, design, and insights from the show team.

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