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Cradle to Cradle
Remaking the Way We Make Things
Book • 2002
The book proposes a new industrial revolution where products are designed to have an endless life cycle, moving from one new idea to the next without waste.
It critiques the traditional 'cradle to grave' approach and presents examples of successful projects that implement cradle-to-cradle principles.
The authors emphasize collaboration and the need for a mindset shift to achieve sustainable and regenerative design practices.
It critiques the traditional 'cradle to grave' approach and presents examples of successful projects that implement cradle-to-cradle principles.
The authors emphasize collaboration and the need for a mindset shift to achieve sustainable and regenerative design practices.
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Kara Pecknold
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#122 - Regenerative Business: What Does It Mean? - with Kara Pecknold
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Silje Strøm Solberg
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Richard David Precht
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Michael Pawlyn
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Peter Krull
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Lauren Rodriguez
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