Judith Kirton-Darling
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- Sep 15, 2026
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- Jul 10, 2026
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Europe’s Circular Economy Act Will Fail Without Workers at Its Heart (opens the original)
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Europe needs a more circular economy. We must reduce resource consumption, prevent waste and develop our capacity to reuse, repair and recycle. Greater circularity can improve access to essential materials, reduce strategic dependencies and strengthen Europe’s industrial resilience, while contributing to its environmental objectives. But the circular economy does not happen by itself. It depends on the workers who design and manufacture products, maintain and repair equipment, collect and sort w
Europe’s Circular Economy Must Be Built for Workers, Not Just Resources (opens the original)
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No one disputes the importance of the circular economy. Dwindling resources, scarce critical minerals, the drive for strategic autonomy, a lighter carbon footprint, more mindful consumption: the reasons are many and compelling. Yet none of this has translated into a more ambitious approach. The question is no longer whether Europe should pursue circularity, but what kind of circular economy it wants to build: one driven only by resource efficiency, or one that also strengthens industrial resilie
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