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Advancing Canada’s circular economy and fighting climate change
Critical infrastructure such as bridges, buildings, transit, power, water and wastewater systems, and health care facilities are essential to Canadians. However, their safety, serviceability, and durability are at risk if changes in climate conditions are not addressed. Photo: iStock
Published in
January 2024
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The circular economy represents a $4.5-trillion economic opportunity that separates economic growth from resource extraction. It also offers innovative business solutions centred on recovering and reusing assets already in circulation to benefit people and the planet.
The global community is aware of the need and the opportunity to accelerate to a circular economy to address our current climate and waste crisis. While governments of all levels and locations have recognized the benefits of
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