Paris’ Boulevard Périphérique: a lane reserved for public transport by the end of 2024
When the Olympic Games 2024 come to an end, the city of Paris plans to keep the lane reserved for […]
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Rugby World Cup 2023, an eco-friendly competition?
Rugby World Cup 2023 The organization of the Rugby World Cup 2023 raises a number of questions, particularly those relating
How to travel while respecting our planet
Every year, holiday travel generates a lot of greenhouse gas emissions and CO2 in the air. By adopting a green
How to extend the life and recycle your clothes?
Blog Find here our articles related to CircularPlace’s activities, the circular economy and the ecological transition. The textile industry is
G7: new measures to fight against global warming
Blog Find here our articles related to CircularPlace’s activities, the circular economy and the ecological transition. On Sunday, April 16,
The rise of the circular economy in Europe
Blog Find here our articles related to CircularPlace’s activities, the circular economy and the ecological transition. In recent years, purchasing
The European Commission obliges to produce recyclable and repairable products
Blog Find here our articles related to CircularPlace’s activities, the circular economy and the ecological transition. Frans Timmermans, executive vice-president
More circular Olympic games? It is possible!
Blog Find here our articles related to CircularPlace’s activities, the circular economy and the ecological transition. During a meeting with
Could data be a springboard for circular economy?
Blog Find here our articles related to CircularPlace’s activities, the circular economy and the ecological transition. In a society where
Replay of the conference « Circular Economy and collaborator engagement: How does Sodexo pool and share its resources with CircularPlace? »
<p><br /><br /><br />On 4 April 2023, CircularPlace took part in a conference alongside Sodexo at the SETA trade fair:<strong> »Circular
