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Seven steps towards a resource-efficient economy

James Murray
@James_BG
03 March 2015

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Major new report from the Aldersgate Group sets out a series of policy recommendations that could help deliver a more resource-efficient and resilient economy

For all the talk of circular economies and the need for resource efficiency, many businesses continue to operate production and consumption models that are remarkably wasteful. Why is this still the case...