Municipal Solid Waste: Is it Garbage or Gold?ESD UNU-IAS
Municipal Solid Waste: Is it Garbage or Gold?
Presented by Ms. Vishanthini Kanasan and Ms. Thitichaya Boonsom
2018 ProSPER.Net Leadership Programme
12-16 November, 2018
SUSTAINABLE PACKAGING is integrating environmental criteria in the design process of a product-packaging combination. This means that besides the normal criteria, such as: marketing, functional, economic and technical criteria, also environmental criteria are taken into account.
This presentation is based on our experiences in the Network Sustainable Packaging. The Network organized from 2010-2013, ten workshops for different market segments and three general meetings about sustainable packaging in The Netherlands. More than 200 professionals from packaging industry attended this meetings and shared their views and insights.
These slides cover briefly the concept of circular economy, how it aims at reducing waste to a minimum. When a product reaches the end of its life, its materials are kept within the economy wherever possible. These materials would then be productively used again and again, thereby creating further value. Circular economy has enormous benefits when compared against the traditional linear and recycling economies.
Zero waste - an initiative towards the sustainability of the world ... this poster / infograph speaks the importance, need and easier ways to go zero waste .
Municipal Solid Waste: Is it Garbage or Gold?ESD UNU-IAS
Municipal Solid Waste: Is it Garbage or Gold?
Presented by Ms. Vishanthini Kanasan and Ms. Thitichaya Boonsom
2018 ProSPER.Net Leadership Programme
12-16 November, 2018
SUSTAINABLE PACKAGING is integrating environmental criteria in the design process of a product-packaging combination. This means that besides the normal criteria, such as: marketing, functional, economic and technical criteria, also environmental criteria are taken into account.
This presentation is based on our experiences in the Network Sustainable Packaging. The Network organized from 2010-2013, ten workshops for different market segments and three general meetings about sustainable packaging in The Netherlands. More than 200 professionals from packaging industry attended this meetings and shared their views and insights.
These slides cover briefly the concept of circular economy, how it aims at reducing waste to a minimum. When a product reaches the end of its life, its materials are kept within the economy wherever possible. These materials would then be productively used again and again, thereby creating further value. Circular economy has enormous benefits when compared against the traditional linear and recycling economies.
Zero waste - an initiative towards the sustainability of the world ... this poster / infograph speaks the importance, need and easier ways to go zero waste .
Siem Haffmans shares his knowledge on sustainable packaging. This presentation shows how we helped clients achieve their goals: making positive impact by reducing the environmental impact.
This presentation contain different design consideration for manufacturing of product such as design of Environment, Design for Assembly, Design for Disassembly, Design for Recyclabilities & remanufacture, Energy Effficieny, Environmental Regulatory, Important Acts
What is sustainable packaging? What are the goals of sustainable packaging? What factors are used for sustainable packaging? what are the benefits of sustainable packaging?
Eco Bricks: Ultimate way to make Plastic and Polythene free EnvironmentDr. Arun Sharma
EcoBricks prevent plastic waste from disrupting the ecosystem: Usually, when thrown away, plastic breaks down into tiny pieces and contaminates the area where it is. EcoBricks seal the plastic away preventing the buildup of toxic gases emitted during the degradation of the plastic, such as methane.
SUSTAINABLE PACKAGING
Packaging protects and promotes food, beverage, and consumer products across the globe. Packaging is expected to grow at an average rate of 3.4% over the next decade (according to Smithers Pira), and most producers of consumer goods are seeking ways to enhance their sustainability initiatives. This presentation will cover trends in sustainable packaging, and how adhesives can enhance and enable your package designs.
Get more on our packaging solutions @ www.hbfuller.com/packaging-solutions
This presentation gives an overview of the meaning of Circular Procurement and explores concepts and ideas related to the topic, including references to circular procurement examples.
Presented by Christine Storry - PIPEN Project Manager
Eco friendly food packaging is a necessary step towards a green future.
Packaging is necessary part of our globalized economy. Unfortunately, the high consumption of products alongside bad manufacturing processes can have negative consequences on the environment. Luckily, new technologies are allowing packaging to become greener and more eco-friendly each year giving us an environmental responsible & sustainable option.
The presentation gives a brief about what are single use plastics, how to avoid using them, what india is doin towards there ban and how other countries are working towards its ban.
Siem Haffmans shares his knowledge on sustainable packaging. This presentation shows how we helped clients achieve their goals: making positive impact by reducing the environmental impact.
This presentation contain different design consideration for manufacturing of product such as design of Environment, Design for Assembly, Design for Disassembly, Design for Recyclabilities & remanufacture, Energy Effficieny, Environmental Regulatory, Important Acts
What is sustainable packaging? What are the goals of sustainable packaging? What factors are used for sustainable packaging? what are the benefits of sustainable packaging?
Eco Bricks: Ultimate way to make Plastic and Polythene free EnvironmentDr. Arun Sharma
EcoBricks prevent plastic waste from disrupting the ecosystem: Usually, when thrown away, plastic breaks down into tiny pieces and contaminates the area where it is. EcoBricks seal the plastic away preventing the buildup of toxic gases emitted during the degradation of the plastic, such as methane.
SUSTAINABLE PACKAGING
Packaging protects and promotes food, beverage, and consumer products across the globe. Packaging is expected to grow at an average rate of 3.4% over the next decade (according to Smithers Pira), and most producers of consumer goods are seeking ways to enhance their sustainability initiatives. This presentation will cover trends in sustainable packaging, and how adhesives can enhance and enable your package designs.
Get more on our packaging solutions @ www.hbfuller.com/packaging-solutions
This presentation gives an overview of the meaning of Circular Procurement and explores concepts and ideas related to the topic, including references to circular procurement examples.
Presented by Christine Storry - PIPEN Project Manager
Eco friendly food packaging is a necessary step towards a green future.
Packaging is necessary part of our globalized economy. Unfortunately, the high consumption of products alongside bad manufacturing processes can have negative consequences on the environment. Luckily, new technologies are allowing packaging to become greener and more eco-friendly each year giving us an environmental responsible & sustainable option.
The presentation gives a brief about what are single use plastics, how to avoid using them, what india is doin towards there ban and how other countries are working towards its ban.
Sustainability in building design and constructionLee Blanchard
Sustainability is a very subjective term and very vast that can be related to many dimensions, like physical, social, economical, welfare and many more dimensions. We generally use it very small to very large contexts. However, when it comes to the development of the building , it is not a very small term and simple consideration as a small deviation from the perfection could impact the environment potentially. Statistics say, over 45% of the carbon emissions in UK are caused from built environments. Not only that, 73% of the domestic emissions in UK are because of the space heating along with the hot water provision. Building construction and demolition cause over 32% of the carbon emission, in the form of landfill waste.
Integrating Sustainability Strategies in Design and Practice - ادماج استراتجي...Galala University
As sustainability is becoming more and more a familiar topic in engineering practice and education, the problem remains on how to achieve sustainability in front of client, cost and construction industry challenges. The lecture proposes the integration of sustainability in design process, education and legislation. The lecture focuses on sustainability strategies that can be incorporated in practice and design process. The goal is to make sustainability an integral part of practice that influences both design and construction stages. Other attempts should be made to make sustainability an integral part of legislation and education.
More and more people are talking about sustainability, yet fewer and fewer know what it means in practice or how it might be realised.
John Bullock looks at the way that the 'realpolitik' of sustainability has developed and shifted, and how the major influencers within the construction industry are seeking to integrate sustainable practices into building design.
And what will be expected from the lighting industry when a robust sustainability agenda drives building specification?
Talk by John Bullock, John Bullock Lighting Design
Role of sustainability indices in tall buildingssabnisajit
Need of the hour is to determine the sustainability level of a building at the drawing board stage based on the BOQ stipulated. This quantification helps in adopting alternative sustainable building materials and Construction methodologies. This presentation tries to explain the available sustainability indices for tall buildings.
Bps 5205 sustainability construction and maintainability velpandi & mariaMaria Archana
Singapore heavily relies on conventional precast construction involving extensive use of precast planks, canopy beams, column & facade. The recent prefabrication trend, which is being increasingly used in the building industry, alleviating some of the environmental burdens associated with conventional construction. Several case studies were conducted on residential buildings in Singapore. The findings revealed that environmental, economic and social benefits of using prefabrication were significant when compared to conventional construction methods. This implies that a wider use of prefabrication techniques could contribute to sustainable construction in a dense urban environment on the other hand using precast components have adverse effects on the structure. Today, as much as 82% of Singaporeans live in public housing delivered by the HDB.HDB plans and develops public housing towns that provide Singaporeans with quality homes and living environments.
In the construction industry, construction defects and failures can occur during the design and construction phases of a project, or after a structure is substantially complete. However, while a design professional is responsible to produce complete, accurate and well-coordinated design and construction documents that are substantially free of defects; and a contractor is required to adhere to the design and construction documents, nothing built is ever perfect nor does the law require a perfect design. Furthermore, all buildings have an expected lifespan and even the structures of the ancient world will erode into a mound of sand given enough time. The eventual failure of a structure is an expected result rather than a manifestation of a construction defect. The question becomes what is a construction defect; how do defects arise; and how can defects be identified and managed?
A Case Study has been conducted to analyse Construction Defects on site, Remedial Measures & Preventable Practices at HDB Water Way Banks at Punggol East.
1.2. Objectives:
The objective of this case study aims to mitigate the defects to the future HDB projects. This project may help to HDB engineers for awareness regarding defects prevention practice. HDB has objectives, which expanding from time to time, Recently, HDB is not only functioning as a provider of basic shelter but also creates housing that can comply with the needs, necessities and aspirations for modern living days and futures. HDB objective is to provide affordable quality homes and develop vibrant living environment.
This case study has the following objectives of:
To investigate and identify the defects that appeared in the precast slab planks.
To identify the defects during construction progress, remedial measures & preventable practices propose better & quality living standards to the public.
Sustainability Supplement 2016. We publish our sustainability data annually. Quantitative data included in this Sustainability Supplement covers the 2016 calendar year. Our reporting is prepared in accordance with the core option of the Global Reporting Initiative’s (GRI) G4 guidelines. Metso has been reporting its sustainability principles and goals since
2002. Read more: www.metso.com/company/Sustainability/
Sustainability in Packaging: Insight from Big Ideas 2017Amcor
Creating a circular economy is challenging, and recycling is key to success. Based on insights from Big Ideas 2017, our SlideShare explains why choosing more Sustainable Packaging should be a top priority for your business.
Best Practices in Integrating Sustainability into the Product Design Process ...Sustainable Brands
In most cases, the ultimate sustainability of a brand, and therefore its flexibility to adopt a chosen market positioning and support communicated claims, is baked in during the design process. The reality is, doing so effectively requires a raft of new expertise that often is housed in various places external to the design team. This session reviews tried and tested methods for building sustainable design thinking into your organization.
Sustainability, Circularity, Circular Economy have a lot in common with the Agile mindset and values. Also Agilist need to step in and face this complexity to help organizations to run this transformations.
Life Cycle Design e Circular Economy: un caso reale Francesco Fullone
Come si trasforma il modello di business di un'azienda che stampa plastica per farle abbracciare logiche di economia circolare? In questo breve case study vedremo le logiche dietro al Life Cycle Design. Capiremo che impatto ha il proprio business sull'ambiente e come ridurlo in un'ottica di economia circolare.
Our agency routinely briefs team members on current consumer trends. Our sustainability briefing includes a brief history of the phenomenon, interdependent elements and how the work together, brands active in sustainability as well as examples of how it is impacting daily life.
http://www.sustainabilityconsulting.com/extra-resources/sustainable-manufacturing-comparing-lean-six-sigma-and-total.html With growing environmental and social concerns, many organizations are feeling the pressure to reevaluate their business practices in accordance with sustainability standards. Retailers, costumers, and stakeholders expect manufacturers to develop production methods which will have minimal environmental impacts.
How are manufacturing facilities making these mass shifts in business? Through both independent initiatives and in conjunction with management systems that have already been created.
For those with manufacturing facilities, this one is for you!
Technoblade The Legacy of a Minecraft Legend.Techno Merch
Technoblade, born Alex on June 1, 1999, was a legendary Minecraft YouTuber known for his sharp wit and exceptional PvP skills. Starting his channel in 2013, he gained nearly 11 million subscribers. His private battle with metastatic sarcoma ended in June 2022, but his enduring legacy continues to inspire millions.
White wonder, Work developed by Eva TschoppMansi Shah
White Wonder by Eva Tschopp
A tale about our culture around the use of fertilizers and pesticides visiting small farms around Ahmedabad in Matar and Shilaj.
Between Filth and Fortune- Urban Cattle Foraging Realities by Devi S Nair, An...Mansi Shah
This study examines cattle rearing in urban and rural settings, focusing on milk production and consumption. By exploring a case in Ahmedabad, it highlights the challenges and processes in dairy farming across different environments, emphasising the need for sustainable practices and the essential role of milk in daily consumption.
4. THINK DESIGN
Systems thinking
There are no independents events; everything is connected.
A system is an interconnected set of elements that is coherently organized in a way that
achives something.
System must consist of three kinds of things:
Elements,
Interconnections,
function or purpose.
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5. THINK DESIGN
What is Think design?
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6. THINK DESIGN
Think design
Methology which the creativity is the
center of the investigation, and
rejects the sketch of mechanical thought
and the prestablished logical proces.
Design thinking to face the challenges.
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7. THINK DESIGN
What is Think design?
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9. SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
What is Sustainability?
Sus · tain · a · ble, adjective
1. Of, relating to, or designating forms of
human economic activity and culture that
do not lead to environmental
degradation, esp. avoiding the long term
depletion of natural resources.
2. Utilization and development of natural
resources in ways which are compatible
with the maintenance of these resource,
and with the conservation of the
environment, for future generations.
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11. SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
How to do Sdesign?
Cradle to Cradle Protocol
WASTE-ZERO SOCIETY
REVERSE SUPPLY CHAINS
Biomimicry
a tool for innovation
Natural capitalism
Indicators and Metrics Modules
http://dispar.wordpress.com/tag/cradle-to-cradle/
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12. SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
How to do Sdesign?
Cradle to Cradle Protocol
WASTE-ZERO SOCIETY
REVERSE SUPPLY CHAINS
Biomimicry
“Imagine a world where nothing you use is ever thrown away” By William Mc Donaugh and Michael Braungart
Proposed that products should be designed so that after their useful lives are over they can provide “nourishment”
for something new.
a tool for innovation
Natural capitalism
Indicators and Metrics Modules
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13. SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
How to do Sdesign?
Cradle to Cradle Protocol
WASTE-ZERO SOCIETY
REVERSE SUPPLY CHAINS
Biomimicry
“Imagine a world where nothing you use is ever thrown away” By William Mc Donaugh and Michael Braungart
Proposed that products should be designed so that after their useful lives are over they can provide “nourishment”
for something new.
a tool for innovation
Every product is made to be broken apart and completely recycled. Zero waste suggests that the entire concept of waste should be
eliminated. Instead, waste should be thought of as a “residual
(must be returned somewhere: be it repair shop, a backyard compost
Natural capitalism
heap, a curbside recycling bin, or the factory that made it) product” or simply a “potential resource” to counter our basic
acceptance of waste as a normal course of events.
Opportunities such as reduced costs, increased profits, and
reduced environmental impacts are found when returning these
Indicators and Metrics Modules
“residual products” or “resources” as food to either natural and
industrial systems.
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14. SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
How to do Sdesign?
Cradle to Cradle Protocol
WASTE-ZERO SOCIETY
REVERSE SUPPLY CHAINS
Biomimicry
“Imagine a world where nothing you use is ever thrown away” By William Mc Donaugh and Michael Braungart
Proposed that products should be designed so that after their useful lives are over they can provide “nourishment”
for something new.
a tool for innovation
W-Z Every product is made to be broken apart and completely recycled.
(must be returned somewhere: be it repair shop, a backyard compost
Natural capitalism
heap, a curbside recycling bin, or the factory that made it)
RC Systems for taking back products.
Indicators and Metrics Modules
Breaking them down.
Recycling and/or salvaging their parts.
Getting them to the appropriate manufacturer for reuse
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15. SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
How to do Sdesign?
Cradle to Cradle Protocol
DOWNCYCLING
UPCYCLING
Biomimicry
a tool for innovation
Natural capitalism
Indicators and Metrics Modules
http://www.centrodeinnovacionbbva.com/contents/2493-cradle-to-cradle-el-plastico-puede-ser-mas-ecologico-que-el-papel
http://www.trunity.net/upcycling/articles/view/139841/?topic=16212
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16. Cradle to Cradle
Knife Toginon
http://cocolico.info/design/toginon-knives-ecofriendly
- A Japanese knife company Shimizu has a great idea.
- Its Toginon knives are branded “ecofriend kitchen knives”, not much because they are manufactured with
recyclable materials, but because customers ‘rent’ it.
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17. SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
How to do Sdesign?
Cradle to Cradle Protocol
WASTE-ZERO SOCIETY
REVERSE SUPPLY CHAINS
Biomimicry From “Bios”, meaning life, and “mimesis”, meaning to imitate
“Biomimicry is the conscious emulation of life’s genius and innovation inspired
a tool for innovation by nature” Janine Benyus – author of Biomimicry
Natural capitalism
Biomimicry imitates or takes inspiration
from natural models to create designs that
solve human problems.
Indicators and Metrics Modules
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recycles everything fits form to function
curbs excesses from within
runs on sunlight
uses only the energy it needs
banks on diversity
taps the power of limits
demand local expertise
rewards cooperation
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19. BIOMIMICRY
Forms to functions
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20. SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
How to do Sdesign?
Cradle to Cradle Protocol
WASTE-ZERO SOCIETY
REVERSE SUPPLY CHAINS
Biomimicry
a tool for innovation
Natural capitalism
Indicators and Metrics Modules
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21. SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
How to do Sdesign?
Cradle to Cradle Protocol
WASTE-ZERO SOCIETY
REVERSE SUPPLY CHAINS
Biomimicry
a tool for innovation
Natural capitalism
Indicators and Metrics Modules
Introduce the idea that we are entering a new phase of industrialism,
characterized by the loss of living systems, emerging scarcity, and the
need to begin valuing natural capital.
Approaches enhance human well-being and enable the biosphere to produce
more wealth from its intact communities and abundant ecosystem services and
natural resources.
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22. SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
How to do Sdesign?
Cradle to Cradle Protocol
WASTE-ZERO SOCIETY
REVERSE SUPPLY CHAINS
Biomimicry
a tool for innovation
Natural capitalism
Indicators and Metrics Modules
http://www.sustainablepackaging.org/
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23. SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
How to do Sdesign?
Indicators and Metrics Modules
MATERIAL USE
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24. SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
How to do Sdesign?
Indicators and Metrics Modules
WATER USE
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25. SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
How to do Sdesign?
Indicators and Metrics Modules
ENERGY USE
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26. SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
How to do Sdesign?
Indicators and Metrics Modules
MATERIAL HEALTH
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27. SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
How to do Sdesign?
Indicators and Metrics Modules
CLEAN
PRODUCTION
And
TRANSPORT
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28. SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
How to do Sdesign?
Indicators and Metrics Modules
COST and
PERFORMANCE
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29. SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
How to do Sdesign?
Indicators and Metrics Modules
COMMUNITY IMPACT
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30. SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
How to do Sdesign?
Indicators and Metrics Modules
WORKER
IMPACT
http://www.sustainablepackaging.org/
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32. SUSTAINABLE PACKAGING
Good Packaging…
…HAS IMPROVED PEOPLE’s LIFES…
Packaging as we know it today has a rather short history. It is only in the
past 100 years that we started to use prepackaged goods on larger scale.
World hunger is a huge problem, and it mostly occurs in areas of the
world where packaging is less developed.
Packaging can solve some problems but it also generates new
problems.
Creating packaging wastes and destroys valuable resources,
energy and material.
Packaging pollutes the world.
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33. SUSTAINABLE PACKAGING
What is a Spackaging?
DEFINITION
Is safe and healthy for individuals and communities throughout its life cycle.
Meets market criteria for performance and cost.
Use renewable energy (transport, manufacture)
Optimize the use of renewable or recycled source materials.
Is manufactured using clean production technologies and best practices.
Is made from materials healthy in all probable end-of-life scenarios.
Is physically designed to optimize materials and energy
Is effectively recovered and utilized in biological and/or industrial closed loop
cycles.
http://www.sustainablepackaging.org/
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How to do Spackaging?
So, how does sustainable design work in practice? http://www.violadesign.com.au/sustainability/design-nature-guide
- Devise the best format to deliver your message, with the least amount of resources, by asking:
• Is the design appropriate for the final
product?
• Is there a better way to design this using
fewer materials?
• Can we use recycled materials?
• What is required to produce this design?
• How much energy will it eat? Pollution?
Hazardous waste?
• Is the product reusable?
• If it isn’t reusable is it recyclable?
• Is it easy to recycle?
http://www.sustainablepackaging.org/
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35. SUSTAINABLE PACKAGING
Certifications and Environmental Labeling
Once you become familiar with the most common eco-labels and certifications,
it is easy to investigate which systems most closely fit the criteria that you and
your client are targeting.
ISO is a non-governmental organization made up of a network of the national standards
institutes of 157 countries, which all participates in the development of international
market-driven standards for industry.
ISO 9001 and 14001 are quality and environmental management standards that a company
may choose to adopt.
ISOO 9001 means that the organization in question has committed to enhance
customer satisfaction by meeting customer and applicable regulatory
requirements.
ISO 14001 is a family of certifications that mean that the organization or
company is committed to minimizing the harmful effects on the environment
caused by its activities and continually improving its environmental performance.
www.iso.org
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Certifications and Environmental Labeling
Chlorine Free Products Association (CFPA) is a certification program for companies that
produce chlorine free products. A product bearing the Totally Chlorine Free (TCF) or Processed
Chlorine Free (PCF) emblem is subject to ongoing testing, inspection, and enforcement.
www.chlorinefreeproducts.org
Processed Chlorine Free (PCF) seal is reserved for paper that includes recycled fibers that
meet Environmental Protection Agency guidelines for recycled or postconsumer content and
have not been rebleached with chlorine containing compounds. Minimum of 30 percent
postconsumers content is required.
EMAS, the European Union Eco-Management and Audit Scheme (EMAS) is a management
tool for companies and other organizations to evaluate, report, and improve their environmental
performance. www.ec.europa.eu/environment/emas
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Certifications and Environmental Labeling
Green e logo identifies products made by companies that purchase certified renewable energy
to offset a portion or all of their electricity use. Renewable energy types include but are not
limited to win power, solar power, low impact hydropower, and biomass.
www.gree-e.org.
Green Seal is and independent nonprofit organization dedicated to safeguarding the
enviorement and transforming the marketplace by promoting manufacture, purchashe, adn use
of environmentally responsible products and services. www.greenseal.org
FSC, Forest Steward Council, is a nonprofit international organization which promotes the
responsible forest management. www.fsc.org
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39. Paper bottles
- The 360 Paper Bottle is a sustainable vision of the future.
- Totally recyclable paper container made from 100% renewable resources.
- Made from food-safe and fully recyclable materials.
- Decreases energy consumed throughout the product life cycle without sacrificing functionality.
- It is paper packaging that stands up to all liquid categories.
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40. Plastic bottles
- Eco Coke Bottle - http://electrictreehouse.com/redisigning-the-plastic-bottle/
- Popular science suggests that it takes a plastic water bottle 450 to 1000 years to completely biodegrade.
- Product design student of came up with the redesigned plastic bottles
- Redesign the way they package and transport their products in order to reduce the carbon footprint.
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41. Package
- Light Bulb Package http://packaginguqam.blogspot.com/2010/08/50-watts-jolin-masson-st-onge.html
- Design student designed this packaging concept for halogen light bulbs.
- It is made from one piece of recycled paper
- without glue or printed ink since the design is created with an embossed points.
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42. NAU signae
- Sustainable materials in situations that demand that design solution have much longuer LIFESPAN.:
- Natural sandstone from local quarry.
- Durable porcelain (eliminate de the need for frequent repairs and replacements)
- Recyclable acrylic.
- Mechanical hardware instead instead of adhesives (wherever possible)
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43. Chair
Think is an ergonomic and environmentally friendly task chair.
Cradle to cradle
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44. Shoes
http://blog.craftzine.com/archive/2009/12/7_eco-innovations_that_are_cha.html
An offshoot of that is Patagonia's groundbreaking Sugar & Spice shoe, which uses minimal glues and can be
pulled apart easily for potential recycling.
Upcycling
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Conclusion
- Think design includes sustainability.
- Packaging can solve some problems but it also generates new problems.
- Cradle to Cradle promotes a new way to design systems to reduce this problems.
- Consider the natural capital as a high value and cost of the natural resources.
- To use a propose of metrics to evaluate previously the sustainability of our
products.
- Sustainability production it will not be easy but it is a necessity.
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46. To be
continued
…. SMART
DESIGN
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About :
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mireia.cebrian.m@gmail.com
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47. Books
Alex Steffen , Executive Editor of Worldchanging.com after he co-founded the organization in 2003 until it closed in 2010. WorldChanging, a user’s
guide for the 21st century; Abramsbook.
Aaris Sheris, Theacher and designer , Magíster by the Rochester Institute of Technology de Nueva York. Sustainable, a handbook of materials and
applications for graphic designers and their clients. Edited by Rockport.
Internet
o http://www.twotwelve.com/
o http://sustainabilityworkshop.autodesk.com/
o http://www.sustainablepackaging.org/
o http://www.sutmundo.com/cradle-to-cradle-design/
Video:
o http://vimeo.com/27058468
o http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hm0aiOH6H94&feature=related
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