HeyJaredCircular Economy Podcast
Catherine Weetman interviews the inspiring people who are making the circular economy happen. We explore how circular, regenerative and fair solutions are better for people, planet and prosperity.
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187 Linda Booth Sweeney: curiosity, complexity and connections (opens the original)
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What if the skills our kids, and our planet, need most for the future are one’s nature has already mastered, often based on closing loops instead of creating waste? That's the question driving much of Dr. Linda Booth Sweeney's work, centred around a belief that we don’t need to shield children – or adults - from complexity. Linda feels that we need to help people lean into complexity, see it as a guide rather than an enemy to shy away from, and to use that understanding to innovate ways to healt
186 Circularity Gap Report 2026 – the Value Gap (opens the original)
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The 2026 Circularity Gap Report breaks new ground by setting out a compelling case for the value that's being lost to the global economy through linear economy practices—take, make, waste. Alvaro Conde from Circle Economy is one of the Circularity Gap Report’s lead authors, and Dieuwertje (Dee) Ewalts from Deloitte Netherlands is one of the contributors. Alvaro and Dee will unpack this value loss for us, explain why it’s largely invisible and how instead, using circular approaches can unlock tri
185 Forest Recycling Project: upskilling and upcycling for positive social impacts (opens the original)
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The Forest Recycling Project (FRP) is a UK charity that’s seeding knowledge, skills and confidence to help people make a positive impact for themselves, their social groups and their communities. FRP reclaims, repurposes, and resells affordable materials that would otherwise end up in landfill or incineration. It specialises in paint, textiles and wood, recycling over 30k litres of pain each year, selling construction and industrial wood waste plus textiles donated by local organisations. It als
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