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       The Circular Economy 👨‍🔬 (i.e recycle
       EVERYTHING 🌞) 
   DIR By: AGelbert
       Date: February 18, 2020, 1:43 pm
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       Circular Economy
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       examples
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       In this video I explain what we mean by circular economy, I go
       through all the things we can do to go from our current economy
       to a circular economy and I use many examples. At the end I also
       recommend a very good book if you want to learn more. You’ll
       see… there is a lot more to it than just recycling.
       Circular economy is when everything is healthy food for
       something else. In other words, it means running the economy
       like nature runs its own business. To create a circular economy,
       we can split into two categories the things that we need to run
       into closed loops: technical and biological materials. Two
       transition strategies can be very helpful as we are trying to
       create a circular economy: substitution and dematerialization.
       Of course, creating a circular economy is only one piece of the
       sustainability puzzle and many other aspects have to be taken
       into account to get 100% sustainable (climate change,
       sustainable energy, sustainable agriculture, social
       sustainability, etc.).
       Recommended book:
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       To learn more about sustainability for free, check out all our
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       Re: The Circular Economy &#128104;&#8205;&#128300; (i.e recycle
       EVERYTHING &#127774;) 
   DIR By: AGelbert
       Date: October 31, 2021, 1:10 pm
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       CleanTechnica
       By Johnna Crider on Oct 31, 2021 12:16 am
       [center]Turning Waste Into Wealth: The Story Of Favour Oluma,
       Who Makes Furniture From Used Tires[/center]
       I would like to share the inspiring story of a young woman from
       Nigeria, Favor Oluma, and what she is doing to help her
       community and the planet. The video below, shared by Women Power
       Africa, an initiative by Valentine Zoza that focuses on
       empowering women throughout the Africa continent, shared
       Favour’s story.
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       Favour takes used tires and turns them into furniture. In the
       video, Favour shared what exactly she does with the tires.
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       “I create affordable, adorable, quality, flashy, and comfortable
       interiors out of tires for use in homes, hotels, corporate
       offices, and other outdoor infrastructures.
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       “I’m an orphan; lost my mom nine years ago and suddenly, my dad
       who became the bedrock of my life, passed away in 2020. My life
       was torn apart. I was devastated. Hope became gloomy for what
       becomes of my life.
       “My desire to succeed powered by self-belief, determination,
       commitment, creativity, focus, and hard work has kept me going
       in the face of adversity, hopelessness, and life challenges.”
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       Favour is currently in school. She’s at her 400-level at the
       Federal Investor of Technology Minna in the Niger State of
       Nigeria. She’s studying soy science and land management.
       “I consider myself as an entrepreneur with multiple talents.
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       />My passion for creativity is unlimited and I have always been
       known to turn lemons into lemonade from childhood. It’s my
       desire to turn all the wastes around me to wealth and to help to
       create thousands of jobs in Nigeria in the process.
       “This journey has started with my passion to turn all tires in
       Nigeria into useful products, and for the benefit of mankind.”
       Her main focus is on empowering both women and youth while
       transforming waste into wealth and creating jobs. The narrator
       of the video emphasized that wherever you are right now, he
       hopes that you are inspired by Favour’s story and her mission. I
       was certainly inspired and moved. Her mentality of turning waste
       into wealth is a powerful one — and one that will benefit our
       planet. Favour’s goal of turning every used tire in Nigeria into
       furniture is noble and attainable. And it brings attention to
       the fact that used tires are everywhere.
       I’ve seen them discarded on the side of the road many, many
       times. According to the US Environmental Protection Agency, the
       US generated around 290 million scrap tires by the end of 2003.
       That is a lot of tires. The EPA noted that they often took up
       space in landfills or became breeding grounds for mosquitoes and
       rodents when they were stockpiled or illegally dumped. Today,
       there are markets for scrap tires, and Favour’s is definitely
       one that I admire.
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