This series will answer many questions. Among others, how is the Cradle to Cradle certification process? What solutions does the Circular Economy bring to current economic and industrial challenges? How can we apply Circular Economy?

Know more about the workshop on circular design organized by Lúcid, EIG and D!OS.

“Our journey towards a company with positive and ecological impact started thanks to our customers”, says Jon Khoo, Head of Sustainability (EAAA) at Interface, a global commercial flooring company whose focus on design and sustainability helps its customers create inspiring spaces which have a positive and ecological impact on both people and planet.

In this article, strategies to achieve zero emissions by 2050 are specified. It is important not to forget that, to achieve this, emissions must be limited now.

With the intention of promoting the circular economy in the city of Barcelona, ​​and identifying the next challenges and strategies to follow, entities and professionals are in the Barcelona Circular City.

There are many voices against livestock activity, accusing it of being a great contributor of the current climate crisis. This can be true when we look at intensive farming activities but, what about those that are cooperating with nature and taking care of animal welfare?

In the last few weeks, both the transition to the new version 4.0 and the summer recess, frequent in many manufacturers, have speeded up the last steps of the assessment process. There are new C2C Certified® products from different sectors. Let’s have a quick look to some of them:

How can fashion companies contribute to having a positive impact on the environment and the society? On this article we deep in what does regeneration in the fashion industry means.

The Cradle to Cradle Certified​®​ Product Standard Version 4.0 is the most ambitious and actionable standard yet for designing and making products today that enable a healthy, equitable and sustainable future.

The EU Parliament debated the adoption of the Circular Economy Action Plan with binding targets for 2030 on a plenary session held on February, 8th. Europe will be fully circular, carbon-neutral and toxic free by 2050, according to this.