The document discusses the eco-industrial revolution, which aims to make manufacturing more sustainable by reusing waste from one process as a resource for another, similar to natural systems. It explains that businesses can decrease pollution and waste by establishing resource exchange webs where one company's waste becomes another's raw material. Shifting from selling goods to selling the services goods provide through ecoleasing can also help create a more circular economy.

1. Eco-Industrial
Revolution
and The
Selling of
Services
By: Layton Taylor and Amy
Shvayko

2. What is Eco-Industrial Revolution?
 The goal is to make the industrial
manufacturing process more sustainable
by redesigning them to mimic how nature
deals with waste
 Reusing waste for other manufacturing
processes

3. How can we mimic nature?
 By recycling and reusing chemicals used
in industries instead of dumping them into
the environment

4. What happens in a resource
exchange web?
 The waste of one manufacture is sold or
traded as the raw materials for another

5. How does biomimicry help?
 Eliminates most waste and pollution
 Provides many economic benefits for
businesses

6. How can businesses decrease
their pollution and waste?
 Decrease their pollution and waste by
shifting from selling goods to selling
services the good provide
 Recycling or selling chemical outputs
 Making non-polluting products

7. What is a service flow
economy?
 Insteadof buying most goods, customers
would use ecoleasing to rent the services
that such goods provide

8. Summary
 The eco-industrial revolution makes
manufacturing more sustainable by
mimicing how nature deals with waste
 A resource exchange web shows how
waste can be exchanged to decrease
pollution and save money.