Reduce, reuse, and recycle; circular economy is the only efficient solution to a sustainable environment. Unlike the linear economy model focusing on take, make, and waste, circular economy envisions creating a robust economic system with no waste. Wondering if a sustainable system like this can exist? Of course, it can, and it is!
So what is circular economy?
Simply put, circular economy sustainability is a well-thought model of production and consumption that involves reusing, repairing, refurbishing, and recycling products. It is no secret that natural resources across the world are constantly depleting. Also, the surging volumes of waste contribute to global crises like pollution, biodiversity loss, and climate change. Therefore, circular economy serves as a crucial instrument to tackle the planetary crisis by recapturing waste as rich resources to manufacture newer products and newer raw materials.
Now that you are aware of what circular economy is all about and the processes involved let's learn about the four quintessential pillars of thecircular economy model.
Karo Sambhav, one of India's most renowned and leading Producer Responsibility Organisation, helps brands, businesses, entrepreneurs, and importers manage and comply with Extended Producer Responsibility norms in India. The organisation facilitates the successful implementation of EPR rules in India to channel waste disposal correctly.
