Stadthaus Zürich, Stadthausquai 17, 8001 Zürich
Consumer goods such as clothing and electrical appliances are cheap and readily available in our western world. We buy more than we need. At the same time, we throw a lot away. As a result, we are consuming more raw materials and energy than the earth can provide in the long term.
The circular economy offers a way out. It rethinks the life cycle of products not as disposable goods, but as assets that should remain in circulation for as long as possible. By using, sharing, repairing and reusing goods and materials for a long time, we conserve resources, reduce waste and cut greenhouse gas emissions.
The "Zurich circular" exhibition highlights the many opportunities that the circular economy brings for the environment and society. It tells of clever ideas and practical examples: some tried and tested or forgotten, others innovative and new. At the same time, it invites you to question your own habits and to start a conversation. This opens up new perspectives for a future that conserves resources and is worth living.
A varied accompanying program complements the exhibition and invites visitors to get to know and deepen circular thinking and action in everyday life.
Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.
The circular economy offers a way out. It rethinks the life cycle of products not as disposable goods, but as assets that should remain in circulation for as long as possible. By using, sharing, repairing and reusing goods and materials for a long time, we conserve resources, reduce waste and cut greenhouse gas emissions.
The "Zurich circular" exhibition highlights the many opportunities that the circular economy brings for the environment and society. It tells of clever ideas and practical examples: some tried and tested or forgotten, others innovative and new. At the same time, it invites you to question your own habits and to start a conversation. This opens up new perspectives for a future that conserves resources and is worth living.
A varied accompanying program complements the exhibition and invites visitors to get to know and deepen circular thinking and action in everyday life.
Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.