Repair, reuse and rental could support UK employment growth, but new modelling follows five years of largely stagnant jobs
BANBURY — Environmental organisation WRAP has urged stronger support for repair, reuse and rental as modelling identifies potential for 550,000 additional UK circular economy jobs by 2035.
The analysis, published today, estimates that a transformational shift could generate more than £93 billion ($124 billion) in additional gross value added, a measure of economic output.
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