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The term circular economy refers to the alternative to a traditional linear economy (make, use, dispose) in which resources are kept in use for as long as possible to obtain the maximum value from the investment, then its materials are recovered and reused once it reaches the end of its service life. At the heart of every circular economy is ...

Remanufacturing is a key component of a circular economy, offering consumers resource-efficient products often at a significantly lower price point to their new counterparts. Remanufacturing sits between the reuse and repairing of products but isn’t as drastic as fully recycling. Recycling involves completely deconstructing an object once it’s...

E-waste is defined as any waste material with a power source, be it cable or battery, including items such as laptops, fridges, or less publicly commercial products such as databases, network switches, and firewalls. In 2019, 53.6 million tonnes of E-waste were produced, seeing an increase of almost 2 million tonnes from the previous year – of ...

Cisco Refresh: Good for Your Business, Good for the Planet Green initiatives can take a huge step with the help of Cisco Refresh and enjoy the same Cisco quality with a clear environmental conscience and a smaller price tag. Why Cisco Refresh? Cisco Refresh maximises your budget, whilst maintaining the same Cisco quality, certified protection, ...

Sustainability refers to the ‘’avoidance in the depletion of natural resources in order to maintain an ecological balance'’. The three main pillars of sustainability are environmental, economic, and social; and with the rapid onset of climate change and economic unrest, the business world must consider these pillars moving forward.   ...