ProductAction
ProductAction is a place for people to find other people who reject the idea of “disposable” products and are working to make producers responsible for selling products that won’t end up in landfills or incinerators. Through campaigns and policy change, we are laying the foundation for resilient communities where products can be returned to be repaired, refu ...learn more
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Created: Mar 3, 2010
Updated: Jan 26, 2012
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The Story of Stuff Project
Activities: Activist, Educational, Networking, Research
Scope: international
Type: Media Organization
Scope: international
Type: Media Organization
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Post Carbon Institute
Activities: Activist, Educational, Research
Scope: international
Type: Non Governmental Organization
Scope: international
Type: Non Governmental Organization
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Zero Waste Vancouver
Activities: Activist, Educational, Networking
Type: Non Governmental Organization
Type: Non Governmental Organization
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What role(s) should government play in supporting ProductAction?
"Locally and regionally, governments can take better care at the end-of-pipe, making provision for everything that can have a non-wasting future, and making waves around everything that cannot. These " ...more
blindspotter commented about 1 year ago
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The Story of Stuff book
The Story of Stuff: coming out on March 9th, 2010
We have a problem with Stuff. With just 5 percent of the world’s
population in the U.S., we’re consuming 30 percent of the world’s resources and
cre ...more
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Good Guide
What chemicals are in your baby shampoo?
Was sweatshop labor used to make your t-shirt?
What products are the best, and what products should you avoid?
Increasingly,
you want to know about the imp ...more
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Reducing hazardous e-waste
While writing this blog, I learned about some great resources for recycling electronics and more important, knowing where their components are sourced before buying them. I thought more people should ...more
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Local & Regional Organizations
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This list highlights projects within each organization that focus on products, producer responsibility and related subjects.
United States
Massachusetts - Don't Waste Massachusetts
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National Organizations Taking ProductAction
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This list highlights all the national organizations involved in Taking ProductAction
Story of Stuff
BREAKING NEWS: Get the new Story of Stuff Book
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