Natural Cycles – Food & Shelter (event held in conjunction with the +Pavilion Exhibition at Marina Barrage, Singapore)

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Our current efforts towards sustainability tend to be focused on climate change and carbon emissions, with a circular economy supposedly able to help us transition to a low-carbon economy.

This event explores what sustainability and circularity really mean, how three factors – rate of consumption, rate of regeneration and energy needed in high tech solutions – need to be considered in order to understand what is sustainable.

Read more about the event here.

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