LOOPHOLES
LOOPHOLES
Podcast Description
A podcast investigating the breakdowns and breakthroughs in our circular systems and infrastructure.Loopholes is pulling back the curtain on the messy middle of the circular economy. Where good intentions meet broken bins, bold policies, and the reality of ageing infrastructure.Hosted by Justin Frank (Goterra) and Kate Dryden (Sphere Infrastructure), each episode explores what’s working, what’s failing, and what it’s really going to take to close the loop for good.From FOGO rollouts to global case studies, we spotlight the changemakers, innovators, and revolutionaries driving the shift to circular.Smart. Honest. Surprisingly hopeful. Subscribe and stay in the loop.
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes such as circular economy systems, waste management, and infrastructure challenges, with specific episodes covering topics like the FOGO initiative and its implications, as well as global case studies of successful circular practices. The show emphasizes the intersection of policy, technology, and community efforts.
A podcast investigating the breakdowns and breakthroughs in our circular systems and infrastructure.
Loopholes is pulling back the curtain on the messy middle of the circular economy. Where good intentions meet broken bins, bold policies, and the reality of ageing infrastructure.
Hosted by Justin Frank (Goterra) and Kate Dryden (Sphere Infrastructure), each episode explores what’s working, what’s failing, and what it’s really going to take to close the loop for good.
From FOGO rollouts to global case studies, we spotlight the changemakers, innovators, and revolutionaries driving the shift to circular.
Smart. Honest. Surprisingly hopeful. Subscribe and stay in the loop.
What do we need to address Australia’s soft plastics problem? In this episode, we sit down with Barry Cosier, Co-CEO of Soft Plastics Stewardship Australia to unpack the long road to the ACCC’s draft determination, the rise of new recycling infrastructure, and why standards, traceability, and demand are the missing links. From sausage factories to KitKat wrappers, this conversation pulls apart the myths, the gaps, and the solutions needed to finally close the loop on plastics.
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