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Circular Economy Funding Program (formerly Zero Waste Funding) is sponsored by Boulder County, Colorado. This program funds projects that advance the circular economy and make an impact on climate change through innovative projects that enhance resource conservation and foster circularity in Boulder County. This includes helping businesses transition to reusable and compostable materials.
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Circular Economy Funding Program (formerly Zero Waste Funding) is funded by Boulder County, Colorado. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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