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The circular economy is an ethical and economic necessity 

With growing pressure on supply chains and new regulations incoming, the circular economy is inevitable—and alluring. By Stewart Burnett 

Transitioning towards a circular economy is no longer an ethical ideal—it is a business necessity. Pressure is being felt on a variety of fronts: policymakers, investors and customers all want to see more sustainable practices being adopted across a vehicle’s lifecycle. As demand increases for critical minerals such as lithium (which has risen 150% year-on-year going into 2023) and nickel (25%), it is becoming difficult to secure the materials needed for manufacturing. 

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