The Circular Economy Case for Aberthaw’s Ash

GUEST COLUMN:Dr Katie BeverleySenior Research OfficerEcodesign Centre, PDR, Cardiff Metropolitan University The language we use around industrial materials can shape the decisions we make about them. Call something waste, and the instinct is often to manage it, contain it or move it out of sight.

The Circular Economy Case for Aberthaw’s Ash

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GUEST COLUMN:Dr Katie BeverleySenior Research OfficerEcodesign Centre, PDR, Cardiff Metropolitan University The language we use around industrial materials can shape the decisions we make about them.

Call something waste, and the instinct is often to manage it, contain it or move it out of sight.

Call it a resource, and a different set of questions […]

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GUEST COLUMN:Dr Katie BeverleySenior Research OfficerEcodesign Centre, PDR, Cardiff Metropolitan University The language we use around industrial materials can shape the decisions we make about them. Call something waste, and the instinct is often to manage it, contain it or move it out of sight. Call it a resource, and a different set of questions […]

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