Topic 3 Strategies For Green Design
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The document discusses several green design strategies including design for manufacture, optimization of resource utilization through reuse, repair, recycling and reconditioning, and design for disassembly. It provides examples of applying these strategies for various products like disposable cameras, vacuum cleaners, car tires, and televisions to facilitate their disassembly and recycling at end of life.
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