Bringing together businesses, institutions, individuals, and policy makers to lead the shift to a circular economy in the Philadelphia region.
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Philadelphians deserve a clean and waste-free future regardless of their zip code. We’re proud to support the #WasteFreePhilly agenda for the next mayor. Check it out online and take action to urge mayoral candidates to adopt the agenda: wastefreephilly.org/
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We're @CircularPHL's monthly featured member and yep, we've got some thoughts on #circularity
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We’re very excited to see that circular infrastructure materials from local company @AeroAggregates will be such an important part of the I-95 rebuild. #circulareconomy – at Philadelphia, PA
Aero Aggregates of North America, based in Delco, turns glass into a lightweight, engineered gravel. It's the same material contractors will rely on to rebuild the damaged section of Interstate 95. trib.al/t8dLXcx
Tune in to @onwurd this morning at 11:20 to hear our Director of Policy & Engagement @NicEsposito1 discuss Philly’s junkyard fires with @ellisonreport on @ecowurd. Junkyards are an important part of our #circulareconomy infrastructure, but they must be properly regulated.
From @revolutionrecovery’s Fern Gookin: we need to build markets for these recycled construction materials to make #circularity truly work in the built environment.
Taneesha Maxwell of T Maxwell Junk Removal talks about the importance of engaging small-scale haulers in policy conversations to help reduce #illegaldumping through affordable C&D recycling options.
Our Director of Policy & Engagement @NicEsposito1 breaks down the #circulareconomy and how it relates to the built environment at @GreenBldgUnited’s 2023 #Sustainability Symposium.
Our Director of Policy & Engagement, @NicEsposito1, will be participating in a panel discussion w/ folks from @RevolutionRecov, @TurnerConstruct & Rego about policies to increase construction material #recycling (& stop illegal dumping) at this year’s symposium. See you there? – at Philadelphia, PA
Know before you go!
Our Symposium schedule has been released and this year’s event features over 20 educational sessions and tours, covering a wide range of sustainability topics!
Get your Symposium tickets and schedule info at:
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This is great news. Styrofoam and other non-recyclable or non-reusable single-use containers, we’re coming for you next! – at Philadelphia, PA
Join us this Sunday from 12-5 at the #EverydayFuturesFest Block Party hosted by @DaVinciArtAlliance and help us fill in our map of #circulareconomy businesses & orgs in Philly as part of our Circular Scavenger Hunt! (H/T to @samanthaconnors for the great graphic!) – at Philadelphia, PA
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Excellent Green Living Plan Mayoral Forum led by @PHSgardening @PennFuture last evening, addressing green policies, spending on parks and water, vacant land and more. Looking forward to continuing the #Climate convo next Tues 4/4: bit.ly/ClimateMayoral23
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📣How will Philadelphia mayoral candidates prioritize climate change?
Join the Climate Mayoral Forum presented by @greenphillyblog on 4/4 at @AcadNatSci to discuss these crucial issues: bit.ly/climatephlmayor23 @VoiceVotePhilly
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Host @TrenaeNuri talks with Nic Esposito, director of policy and engagement at Circular Philadelphia, about how his organization is advocating for policy changes to build a circular economy in the city.
🎧: pod.link/city-cast-philly/ep…
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How will #Philadelphia mayoral candidates prioritize climate 🌎 change? Hear from candidates and ask questions in this forum: bit.ly/3JrqhUR.
@VoiceVotePhilly, @CircularPHL, @sbnphila, @GreenBldgUnited
These investments alone represent more of the same failed strategy to clean up our city. This will not get us to a #WasteFreePhilly. We need a fundamental shift in approach (and leadership).
Included in Mayor Kenney's proposed $6 million budget are new investments in litter and illegal dumping cleanup.
Advocates say the budget doesn't go far enough.
@tough_schmidt_ explains.
bit.ly/3mG2GXP
A lesson in why Philly desperately needs transparency and new leadership at @philastreets as told by one misleading (and probably bogus) map provided to @WHYYnews’s @tough_schmidt_ for her latest on #streetsweeping: whyy.org/articles/philadelph… (1/9) – at Philadelphia, PA
If the litter index was completed in 2021, why wait until 2023 to release this map? Community leaders could have been using this data for two whole years to target resources that make their neighborhoods cleaner and safer. Why sit on this unless @philastreets wants control? (8/9)
The next mayor must change this & that starts with replacing @philastreets leadership at the very top. We have no hope of achieving a #WasteFreePhilly or a #circulareconomy if we can’t be transparent & have real conversations. No more obfuscation. No more lies from Streets. (9/9)