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This document outlines the five stages of a materials economy: extraction takes natural resources from the earth like wood, coal, and water; production adds energy and chemicals to resources to make products; distribution transports and sells products; consumption involves purchasing and using products; and disposal gets rid of waste through dumping, burning, or recycling.
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Materials economy
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