Learn how circular economy ideas are now becoming reality in the form of businesses that can help reduce costs, innovate, and lead in a rapidly changing world.
Ideas derived from a circular economy are now becoming reality in the form of businesses that can help reduce costs, innovate, and lead in a rapidly changing world – whether in transforming landfill, or intercepting, upcycling, and repurposing before things even get there.Trash is getting a makeover. Once seen as the final gasp of a product’s life, waste is the unlikely catalyst for exciting innovation and opportunity in sustainability.
Their solution is as simple as it is revolutionary: a curated marketplace for buying and selling creative assets. Businesses can list items after their projects conclude—whether it’s a lavish Christmas installation or a theatrical set—and connect with others looking for high-quality, ready-to-use creative materials and items.
Since its launch, Used Creative has attracted over 100 sign-ups from global brands and top creative agencies. While they’re ironing out logistics to make the marketplace fully automated, early traction has proven there’s a massive appetite for this kind of service.While Used Creative is transforming how we handle creative waste, other frontiers in the circular economy is tackling something even bigger: landfills. Waste to Energy is one wave, converting non-recyclable waste to energy.
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