Master's thesis defence: Circular Economy

Defence of a master's thesis in Economics on a returnable-bottle system in neighbourhood shops: cover with a 3D bottle, a key figure, question, pilot design with the map of the neighbourhoods, the bottle that gets reused, results on emissions, costs and returns, discussion, conclusions, international forums with the map flying from one to the next, publications, backup slides for the committee and notes with timings.

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What’s inside

  1. From use-and-throw to a closed loop: does the returnable bottle pay off in the neighbourhood shop?
  2. in emissions per litre served when the bottle is reused at least 20 times, compared with a single-use one
  3. Question, hypothesis and objectives
  4. The starting problem
  5. The cycle of a returnable bottle
  6. Dearer at first, cheaper in the end
  7. The pilot · one click, one neighbourhood
  8. Result 1 · Lower emissions from the eighth use
  9. Result 2 · Lower cost for the shop
  10. Result 3 · People bring them back
  11. The shop's break-even point
  12. Discussion and limitations
  13. The returnable bottle pays off, for the shop and for the planet, from the eighth use.
  14. International forums · five cities, four continents
  15. Forums I have taken part in
  16. Publications and other merits
  17. Thank you
  18. How I counted it Washing is included in the 31 g of CO₂ per litre (at 12 uses): water, energy and transport to the plant
  19. Are twelve shops enough to generalise?

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