What could the future look like with a circular economy? | Episode 4

In this visionary video, we paint a vivid picture of a future where a circular economy for critical minerals is not just a concept but a reality. Imagine a world where infrastructure for recycling critical minerals thrives, policies incentivise the repair and refurbishment of old tech, and communities have safe avenues for reusing outdated devices.
Join us on this journey as we explore the transformative potential of a circular economy for critical minerals. From envisioning bustling recycling centres powered by cutting-edge technology to envisioning policies that prioritise longevity and sustainability over rapid consumption, the possibilities are boundless.
However, a major challenge to reaching this utopia lies in the geopolitics surrounding critical minerals. Territories around the world may not cooperate well globally, and different nations' policies may not align at the moment.
Through thought-provoking analysis and expert insights, we delve into the societal, economic, and environmental benefits of realising such a future. From reducing our dependence on finite resources to mitigating the environmental impact of mining and waste disposal, the advantages are profound and far-reaching.
Don't miss this inspiring discussion on the future of sustainability and innovation. Join us in imagining a world where circularity reigns supreme, and together, let's work towards building a future where resources are valued, reused, and recycled for generations to come.
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[@KK-CH3M2P25H]

We need more lungs. Let it be. My sheep are protesting for better herbs instead of grass. Microsoft and apple and some other are recycling. Send it to Apple or Microsoft??? Make a business but does it recycle well?

[@aleksandarrudic3694]

A lot of political phrases without meaning. Data, my friend, where's data!?!