This post was inspired by a visit to a forum on circular economy hosted by the Asian Development Bank recently. While many of the talks, presentations, and participants did it at a much larger scale, I realized at its core this was the 'reduce, reuse, recycle' lesson that was central to my childhood. Big solutions are important, yes, but there's lots we can do in our daily lives that can make so much difference already.
This post was inspired by a visit to a forum on circular economy hosted by the Asian Development Bank recently. While many of the talks, presentations, and participants did it at a much larger scale, I realized at its core this was the 'reduce, reuse, recycle' lesson that was central to my childhood. Big solutions are important, yes, but there's lots we can do in our daily lives that can make so much difference already.
“ Do I even need the new version?” << I think many of us will find the answer to this question will almost always be “no”.
Thanks for another fun and enlightening read!
You're absolutely correct. The honest answer, that no one likes, is indeed: no.