Zero Waste - the third generation resource theory
The next resource theory after recycling
This group is to explore and publicize the methods of Zero Waste as a design theory, one that obsoletes theories dependent on finding homes for discarded commodities. In simpler terms, Zero Waste makes the methods of recycling obsolete. Zero Waste goes beyond finding a few "cute" uses for unwanted products. Zero Waste asks how commodities can be redesigne ...learn more
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Created: Jul 16, 2008
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Gail Martin
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