Circular Economy

Circular Economy concepts
The Doughnut Economics model developed by Kate Raworth is one way of illustrating how a

Bring on the circular economy
Our current economic model does not line up with our social model as a way

Right to repair your stuff
The Productivity Commission has recently released an issues paper as part of an inquiry into

Money is a messy measure
PICTURE: Stop this waste of people, animals and money – Nature The silly season is

Plant polymers
Beyond waste with plant polymers You’re wasting your time, is a common response to suggestions

Upcycled better than recycled
Reduce waste, buy upcycled and reusable masks We’re all for supporting each other, pandemic or

Economics that accounts for the Earth
Ecology and economy are two sides of the one coin. If we are to prioritise

Recycling is good but …
Recycling is good but it’s not nearly good enough Getting rid of the little things

Dressing for the forest
Viewed from a distance Munibung Hill is a treescape of green. On closer inspection she

The little stuff, adds up, and stuffs up the earth
The Munibung Hill economy has been operating for centuries on the basis of ecological principles

The shift is on from a linear to a circular economy
The economy that is the ecology of Munibung Hill produces no ‘waste.’ The circular economy