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Comparing Linear Approach vs Circular Economy Slide
Whenever you need to explain the difference between linear and circular economy, this slide comes in handy. It illustrates in a simple yet neat way how the linear approach leads from extraction to steps like make, use, throw away and pollution. The sustainable way, on the other hand, allows us to save resources thanks to the process containing the following steps: make, use, reuse, remake, and recycle. Learn more about the circular economy flow on Wikipedia.
What Does This Comparing Linear Approach vs Circular Economy Slide Include?
- Linear diagram based on a grey arrow symbolising timeline with round turquoise action marks connected to it
- Circular cdiagram composed of colorful arrow-shaped elements representing steps of the process
- Ribbon-shaped dark grey elements marking Extract as the beginning of each process
- Icons: Gears, Hand With Product, Trash Bin, Leaking Barrel, Looped Arrows, Hammer, Recycle Bin
This Comparing Linear Approach vs Circular Economy Slide is a part of our Actions Template Against Climate Change PPT Presentation.
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