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Building a Circular Economy in St. Louis

For People & Planet

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Read the CircularSTL Report

The CircularSTL Regional Strategy Blueprint serves as the roadmap to guide St. Louis through the transition towards an equitable and resilient circular economy.

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This report was developed following the inaugural CircularSTL Symposium in 2024. 

Thank you for joining us at the CircularSTL Symposium!

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The second annual CircularSTL Symposium was held on October 30, 2025 at the University City Public Library. The Symposium brought together over 50 passionate individuals to share knowledge about the social and economic benefits of circularity and to co-create an action plan to shift St. Louis city towards implementing innovative waste reduction, reuse, recycling, and composting solutions.

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​​​Stay tuned for a summary report on the insights gained during the event!

What is CircularSTL?

CircularSTL works to develop a circular economy in the St. Louis region. We collaborate with businesses, government, community groups, nonprofits, academia, and individuals to highlight innovative initiatives and business models that help realize an economic system that eliminates waste.

Our Vision: A connected and supportive community of stakeholders working collaboratively to develop a circular economy in the St. Louis region. 

Our Mission: CircularSTL is a coalition of organizations working to design out waste and pollution, keep products and materials in use, and regenerate natural systems to protect our public health, communities, and environment. We complete this mission through community engagement, network capacity building, education, and resource sharing.

Coalition Partners

We're proud to collaborate with leading organizations in the St. Louis region to advance the development of a circular economy. 

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