Global Circular Economy Legislations

The Circular Economy transition is reliable for accomplishing climate and economic goals. Our current linear economy system depends on extracting natural resources rather than reusing and recycling, which generates huge carbon gas and causes biodiversity loss. The 20th century’s concept of using natural resources as an “extract and earn” philosophy has changed to “circular and sustainable” use. A uniform global legislative system must be formed to legalize the development and promotion of a CE. This study will discuss global CE principles that play roles in addressing sustainability challenges and economic development through policy-setting changes and legal transitions.