Circular Economy in India : Critical Imperative to Ensure a Sustainable Future - By Sharmila Senthil Kumar
A circular economy involves reusing products, rather than scrapping them and then extracting new resources. In a circular economic model, all forms of waste are returned to the economy or used more efficiently. Such an approach offers a way to not only protect the environment, but use natural resources more wisely, develop new sectors, create jobs and develop new capabilities.
Further, the shift to a circular economy goes beyond recycling and reusing materials. It is a call to evaluate the environmental impact of products and their components from the initial concept stage through to end-use. In a circular economy, waste streams ....
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