Responsibility of producers in circular economy


EARTH Overshoot Day (EOD) 2021, the date this year when humans would have used up the amount of resources that can be renewed by planet Earth in a year, came and went on July 29. It was nearly a month earlier than the date in 2020.

The Covid-19 pandemic had pushed EOD last year to Aug 2020, but it only took less than a year for consumption and emissions to resume as countries went back to business as usual.

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