The Risk of Ignoring New Climate Patterns
Planning cities and territories to face emerging climate patterns is not alarmism. It is a science-based decision, argues Isabela Bonatto.
Extreme Heat at the World Cup Raises Concerns for Global Tourism
The climate crisis is already affecting travel, destinations, and infrastructure. Learn why adaptation has become a priority, according to Isabela da Cruz Bonatto, Ambassador of Movimento Circular.
The daily challenge of reducing waste and rethinking consumption
Reusing, refusing, and separating materials are actions that help keep resources in circulation, explains Christian Ullmann, ambassador of Movimento Circular.
Introduction to Circular Economy course has a new look at Circular Academy
Updated data, a new design, more content, and now a certificate that makes you a Circular Economy Multiplying Person! What’s good hasn’t changed: the course is still free.
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“This Has Always Happened”: The Risk of Ignoring New Climate and Scientific Patterns
Recognizing climate patterns—not isolated events—is essential for prevention and informed decision-making.
When the climate changes, tourism must change too
Tourism, climate, and circularity are increasingly connected in building resilient and future-ready destinations.
Environment Day... Again…
The Circular Economy connects climate action, urban resilience, and regeneration to help build more sustainable futures.
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The Circular Movement and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
The Circular Economy contributes to achieving the targets associated with the Sustainable Development Goals.
The Circular Economy stimulates changes throughout the extraction, production, consumption, and disposal chain, aiming to enhance the natural resources already in circulation, support the regeneration of ecosystems, reduce waste generation, and create socioeconomic development opportunities.
In this way, the Circular Economy, directly or indirectly, contributes to achieving the targets of the 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
