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Case study – The circular economy at work: Greyparrot – an AI waste analytics platform

In 2022, ReLondon published The circular economy at work report which demonstrates the circular economy’s potential to...

Guide – Waste Composition Analysis: A buyer’s guide

This guide is for waste managers from London Boroughs and Waste Disposal Authorities (“Waste Authorities”) who are considering...

A man and a girl are shopping in a supermarket. The man is leaning down to choose an item of food. The girl is sticking out her tongue in concentration and holding a list.

Food for thought – 4 ways to drive a more circular food system in London

Last month was London’s sixth annual Circular Economy Week – an action-packed week with around 80 events showcasing...

Why we need a London Circular Construction Coalition

At the launch of New London Architecture’s (NLA) new report, Circular London: building a renewable city, we heard...

Report – Recycling in flats above shops

This report presents the findings of ethnographic research commissioned by ReLondon to determine the unique challenges that...

Report – London’s fashion footprint: An analysis of material flows, consumption-based emissions, and levers for climate action

The fashion industry is the UK’s largest creative industry, but it comes with a huge environmental price. Fashion accounts...

Toolkit – Circular Economy Week 2023: Partner pack

The sixth annual Circular Economy Week (#CEweek2023) will take place from 16-20 October 2023. Circular Economy Week is a...

Communication is central to building circular behaviours

The window in which we can act on the climate emergency is rapidly closing. We urgently need to transition to a circular...

Case study – Kitche and Olio: An innovative tech partnership becomes the new solution to food waste reduction

Overview The Mayor of London has set a target to reduce London’s food waste by 20% by 2025. In response, technology pioneers,...

Case study – SOURCE by LEAP: turning food waste into bioenergy and urban food production opportunities

Approximately 64% (931,000 tonnes) of total food loss and waste generated in London[1] comes from households. Much of this...

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