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Cradle to Cradle Study Guide

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by William McDonough
About 33 pages (9,944 words)
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Cradle to Cradle Study Guide consists of approx. 33 pages of summaries and analysis on Cradle to Cradle by William McDonough. Browse the literature study guide below:

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The introduction opens with a picture of what seems to be friendly home environment. However, the chair is made of materials that are toxic in themselves and together. The computer used by a child contains "more than a thousand different kinds of materials," many of which are toxic and dangerous. The dust from the printer toner itself is extremely toxic. When the computer becomes outdated, it will be thrown away and contribute its toxins to the environment. (read more)
      Introduction, This Book is Not a Tree
      A Question of Design
      Why Being Less Bad is No Good
      Eco-Effectiveness
      Waste Equals Food
      Respect Diversity
      Putting Eco-Effectiveness into Practice

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