Sustainability policy summaries and consultation responses
The topic of a sustainable future is wide-reaching and long term in nature. Our current focus is on influencing policy on chemicals, resources and waste management, and environmental protection, which are priority areas for the chemical sciences globally. Our aim is to make sure chemicals, resources and waste, and environment policies are informed by the best comprehensive science, showcasing the contribution of the chemical sciences to more sustainable development, achieving a circular economy and creating a healthy environment for healthy people.
Critical minerals in the circular economy
Panel discussion - 21 October 2022
Watch our a panel discussion – jointly organised by the Royal Society of Chemistry and the Critical Minerals Association. The discussion was chaired by Zama Dadan (ARCH Emerging Markets Partners) and panellists were:
- Jacqui Murray (British Volt) – Commercialising R&D
- Robert Lee (Met4Tech, Birmingham Law School) – Harmonising Legislation
- Cameron Dowling (ARCH Emerging Markets Partners) – Financing the Circular Economy
- Eva Marquis (Met4Tech, University of Exeter) – Geological Circular Economy
- Andy Rees (Welsh Government) – Collection, Waste Management & Recovery