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Understanding the Circular Economy At its core, the circular economy is structured to minimize waste and maximize the utility of resources. It is characterized by the following principles: Waste Reduction: Strategically designed to reduce waste and pollution, this model ensures that products and materials are utilized to their fullest potential. Resource Circulation: It emphasizes keeping products and materials in circulation through continuous cycles of maintenance, reuse, refurbishment, remanufacturing, recycling, and composting. Environmental Regeneration: The circular economy actively contributes to the restoration of the Earth’s ecosystems, rather than depleting them. These guiding principles serve as the foundation for a system that addresses critical global challenges, including climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution. By fostering resilience, the circular economy offers tangible benefits for businesses, society, and the environment.

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