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Circular behaviour is easier if it is supported by policy

By: Saskia Visser · 29 January 2021
Category: Public support and consumption

Yes, I was one of them. One of those people with the New Years’  resolution to live more sustainably. Last year I calculated my personal Earth overshoot day and that was a shock. So on New Year’s Eve, I shared my good intention (“As long as you don’t exaggerate,” my…

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