Elizabeth Carr is a marathoner, journalist, triathlete, coffee connoisseur, wife, mother, and writer turned non-profit fundraising expert. Her background in the nonprofit world comes from working with advocacy groups in development.
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5 ways to achieve circular development on the local level
Put simply: the circular economy means understanding that everything is a resource to be kept in circulation. There is no garbage or waste.
April 7, 2021
