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Aug 2024
22m 57s

Inside the world of industrial symbiosis...

Ellen MacArthur Foundation
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In nature, symbiosis refers to two or more species benefiting from living closely together. In this episode, we explore how the same thing can happen in business, through something called industrial symbiosis. 
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