Book-review: Cradle to Cradle by William McDonough and Michael Braungart
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I enjoyed that book. Have you read Drawdown? I've got a couple (for now) posts about it.
No, can't say I have. But now you've made me curious, so I'll check out your posts. Thanks!
Another great article @stortebeker, I appreciate the fact that you have opened up this window for me and thanks for the book recommendation. Keep writing.
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Hi @stortebeker, I posted the following article today, we seem to sharing some themes: https://steemit.com/economics/@contemplate/sharing-economy-part-of-the-future
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I made this for my first granddaughter (who is now 16!)
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
Good Stewardship
I can't believe I never got around to reading this book. In college I started studying Industrial Design and became disgusted with the waste and the concepts of "normal" design that were being taught so I created my own major at the school where I studied Industrial Design, Environmental Science, and Political Science. I called my major Sustainable Design Policy with an intention of getting companies to alter the way they design products and encouraging more ecological thinking when it comes to industry. Anyways, It's close to my heart. I now work at a resource conservation non-profit keeping some of these products from falling into the landfills when they can be reused, recycled, repaired, or repurposed.
Gotta download the book I guess (:
I was just gonna say something like "don't worry, this book is not that common" until I saw your self tailored major. WOW! Okay, in that case you should have written it (which I'm sure you have, in form of various papers, assignments and the rest of class work). However, I'm still glad I could introduce something to you. I'm sure you'll find new and inspiring ideas in it.
Yeah I have a lot of papers on topics like this but still awesome to find others who are thinking of it ( :