We live in a circular world where everything is connected. From the economy to agriculture, circular sustainability is becoming more popular as people realize that it’s not just about recycling and reusing but also about creating a sustainable future for our planet. In this blog post, we will explore four reasons why circularity is better for our environment and society by examining how it can improve resource management, reduce waste, and create jobs.

Reduces Resource Depletion

Our Earth only has so many resources left before they are gone forever. By circularly managing these resources rather than continuing with linear consumption models like in traditional industrialization, we can ensure that every natural resource lasts longer!

Reduces Waste

Traditional systems create a lot of waste. By using circular models like recycling and reusing, we can ensure that the waste produced is minimized and that the resources we use don’t go to waste. This is because it takes multiple cycles to make use of items before they are recycled or repurposed again, which creates even more circularity!

Reduces Pollution

Traditional industrialization creates a lot of pollution, which is not sustainable for our planet to handle long-term. By using circular models like recycling and reusing, we can ensure that there will be less productivity because it takes multiple cycles to make use out of items before they are recycled or repurposed again. Overall this reduces pollution in general!

Creates Jobs

When circular models are used, more jobs will be created with employees’ higher quality of life. This creates an environment where people can enjoy their work rather than feeling like they need to escape it every day. With circularity in place, workers pay less money on things like commuting because everything they need (workspace included) is nearby. While circular sustainability isn’t perfect for all industries (such as construction), many other opportunities can be explored through circular manufacturing processes. These include producing renewable energy products, food packaging made from natural materials, and creating sustainable building components such as insulation. With so much potential innovation comes great chances for economic growth- both locally and globally! By increasing employment rates through circular activities, we can improve our local economy while stimulating the global market!

Circularity goes beyond just one system; it’s about adopting better lifestyles within this world while simultaneously striving towards environmental improvement. By utilizing circular practices such as recycling, reusing consumer goods, producing sustainable energy systems, and reducing harmful emissions into our air and water supply, we can positively impact all areas of life.

Not long ago, the concept of green living walls was nothing but a design fad often an interest to award-hungry architectural companies. Thanks to the worldwide sensitization regarding green building, the model is now embraced far and wide. We are seeing more residential and commercial properties become “greener” by the day.

If you are interested in having an eco-wall on your indoor or outdoor spaces, or both but don’t know the first about it, you are in the right place. Here is a simple guide that we hope will help put things in the clear.

What Are Living Green Walls?

Also referred to as green walls or vertical gardens, living green walls are panels of plants vertically grown using hydroponics. They can be attached to pre-existing walls or grown on free-standing structures. In the first case scenario, the walls are meant to conceal the structure beneath for both environmental and aesthetic purposes.

What Are The Benefits Of Green living walls?

Green walls come with a host of benefits including the following:

• Enhanced the natural cooling systems in urban areas

• Improved air quality

• Reduced noise levels

• Increased biodiversity (one green wall can grow a wide range of plants)

• Reduction in pollution hence promoting the overall health of residents and the public in general

Are Eco Walls Expensive To Install?

We would be lying if we said eco walls come cheap. With this technology, you are looking to pre-grow plants in a nursery for a duration of between 8 and 12 weeks during which you pay for fertilizers, labor and maintenance costs. Once this phase is complete, you will also have to cough some cash to have the pre-grown plants shipped to the site and installed. Don’t despair yet; there are ways of saving money including having plants directly planted on site to avoid the cost of pre-growing plants elsewhere.

Can Green Walls Grow Food?

This is a common question among homeowners looking to grow herbs and vegetables within their residents but lack the adequate space to do so. The answer to this question is that there are indeed systems that allow for this but you should remember that once you cut the plants off after using them to grow food, you will have an empty wall or one with plenty of spaces that compromise the wall’s aesthetics.

Green living walls are versatile and beautiful to behold. They are also perfect for all environments, inside and out. If well installed, they can make for the perfect solution for a myriad of environmental concerns surrounding concrete and steel walls.