The call for circular economic practices to be used in conjunction with other aspects of the renewable energy transition has been gaining more attention within the U.S. and Europe. Projects in the U.S. such as circular economy for textiles and metrics and tools for sustainable buildings encourage industries to take their downstream material usage seriously. While Argentina has not created a comprehensive plan to promote the circular economy, this presents opportunities as well as challenges. By learning from the circular economic policies and practices of the US and Europe, Argentina can integrate its push for renewable energy into a shift to a circular economy.
