Circular and Co Leakproof 600ml Reusable Water Bottle made from 92% Single-Use Bottles (Chalk Bottle & Blue Lid)

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Circularity, after all, is about getting the maximum value out of our resources, and that involves more than just designing recyclable products out of recycled materials. It also involves minimising resource and energy usage along every step of the product’s life cycle. China: Lingyuan City– Unconventional Water Resources in a Water-Scarce City: Recycling Treated Municipal Wastewater for Industrial Users and to restore the ecosystem

Issues like sustainability and the circular economy should not be boxed off in a corner for the poor old CSR department to deal with! For a company to incorporate circularity throughout their business model, everybody needs to be involved, and all departments must work together to make it happen. That remains to be seen. But if we can manage to find it, it probably won’t be too long before our reusable bottle made from bottles, is no more circular than all the other products on the shelf. Research suggests that one of the main factors preventing the circular economy from taking shape is the culture that exists within many established companies.If all the big brands start putting the circular economy front and centre of their communication strategies, creating hard-hitting, memorable ad campaigns and maybe getting some popular famous folks involved as well, surely it won’t be long before the whole world is talking about the circular economy? Make Circular Products That People Want! Everyone will have a different set of criteria but, as a general rule, if you want to choose one of the best water bottles for cycling, opt for something that carries a decent amount of water, that's free of BPA-free (Bisphenol A is a chemical used in the manufacturing of some plastic containers that can transfer into food and drink)and doesn't leak. And this idea of learning to cherish what we already have — and the resources and materials present in these items — could be the change in mindset we all need to adopt if we want to make the circular economy truly possible. Senegal: Dakar– Recovering resources from wastewater and fecal sludge under circular economy principles It might not be easy, but to make the circular economy possible, we might all have to start buying less stuff, and cherishing the well-made things we already have. And making them last.

Leak-Proof Design: Say goodbye to frustrating leaks and spills. The innovative screw-top lid with a silicone seal ensures a secure, leak-proof seal, keeping your bag and belongings dry. Sustainable Innovation: Embrace a greener lifestyle with a water bottle that's a champion for the environment. Each Circular & Co bottle is made from recycled single-use plastic, giving it a second life and diverting waste from landfills. According to some extensive research on barriers to the circular economy conducted by Deloitte and Utrecht University in the Netherlands, the most pressing barriers to the circular economy are cultural, and market-related barriers, with technological barriers not considered to be as much of an issue. (Could this mean that technology might actually end up working for once when we need it to???) of the material in each bottle comes from single-use bottles. So each bottle we make saves 14 single-use bottles from potentially ending up as waste.There's no hard and fast rule to this one. Plastic water bottles will last forever in practical terms, which has its environmental implications. Companies such as Elite are starting to think about the materials they use for their bottles from a sustainability point of view – ensuring they can be recycled or use materials that are better for the environment. Cannondale even unveiled a 100-per cent compostable water bottle for the EF Education-EasyPost team to use at the 2022 Giro d'Italia.