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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Email: matthewalb [at] gmail.com
 
Address: Oakland, California
United States
 
I Am: Activist, Writer
 
Member Since: April 06, 2007
 
Local Time: Thu Nov 26 08:13:12
 

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Matthew Albracht is a long-time ecological and social activist who has worked on various campaigns to help create a more just and sustainable world. Prior to moving to the position of Manager, Outreach Communications, he served as Managing Director of The Peace Alliance from its founding in March 2004 until March of 2007. He was also the Managing Director of The Peace Alliance Foundation (formerly The Global Renaissance Alliance) from March 2000 until January 2005. Matthew has a B.A. in Psychology from Sonoma State University in California, with an emphasis on Ecopsychology. He also has an M.A. in Humanities and Leadership with a focus on Culture, Ecology, and Sustainable Community from New College of California.

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