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Circular economy, reuse & recycling
Investing in the circular economy focuses on maximising resource efficiency by promoting reuse, recycling, and sustainable design. These investments reduce waste, lower environmental impact, and drive innovation in product life cycle management, contributing to a more sustainable economic system.
Fund managers are increasingly directing investments towards companies that champion the circular economy, focusing particularly on recycling and the effective management of resources. These investments span technologies that facilitate waste reduction, sustainable packaging, and recycling systems that not only conserve resources but also reduce greenhouse gas emissions, thereby supporting broader environmental sustainability goals.
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29 May 2024Circular Economy, Reuse, & Recycling: A...ESGCheck
In an era where environmental concerns are at the forefront of global discussions, the concept of a circular economy has emerged as a transformative model. Unlike the traditional linear economy, which follows a 'take-make-dispose' pattern, the circular economy aims to close the loop by promoting reuse, recycling, and sustainable resource management. This article explores the principles of the circular economy, the significance of reuse and recycling, and the benefits they offer to society and the environment.
29 May 2024The Rise of Sustainable Transport: Considerations...ESGCheck
Sustainable transport has emerged as a critical focus in the quest to address climate change and urban congestion. The rise of electric vehicles (EVs), public transportation enhancements, and cycling infrastructure represent the forefront of this transformation. While the environmental and societal benefits of sustainable transport are significant, there are also challenges and considerations that need to be addressed. This article explores both the positive and negative aspects of this paradigm shift.
10 Apr 2024ESG and RI: Beauty is in the eye of the beholderESGCheck
One of the most significant trends impacting managed funds and investment management has been the trend towards ESG - otherwise known as Environmental, Social & Governance, or more broadly, RI or Responsible Investment. According to some sources - particularly those who are strong advocates of the cause - 83% of investors consider ESG or RI to be a significant factor in their invest decision or choice of a managed fund. That may well be the case, but finding funds that meet an individual investor's requirements is anything but simple.
Circular economy, reuse & recycling
