Titlebook: Design for Environmental Sustainability; Carlo Vezzoli,Ezio Manzini Textbook 20081st edition Springer-Verlag London 2008 Design for Enviro

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Minimising Resource Consumptionntire service offered by the product; that is, corresponding to the .. This strategy concerns a quantitative saving for the environment and in sustainability terms has two implications. First, with regard to the input flow, it helps to save natural resources for future generations. On the other hand

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Environmental Complexity and Designing Activitye in the design process makes the whole activity more complex (and interdisciplinary). New requirements (environmental ones) have to be taken into account and extended along all the stages and among all the . of the life cycle. Actually, one has to have more information and assess more relationships

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Estimating the Environmental Impact of Products: Life Cycle Assessmentl agents such as various substances, noise .. Both acquisitions and emissions are forms of environmental impact. Emissions entail the release ., while consumption of primary resources determines extraction .. Thus, every form of impact is based on an . between the environment and the production–cons

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Environmentally Sustainable Design-orienting Toolss. These are divided up and described according to the different stages at which they are used; .? Tools developed for certain environmental goals .? Tools for product LCD .? Tools for design for eco-efficiency

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-34735-6tion and regeneration of social and natural capital demand that we break away from the ways of living, consumption and production that dominate today, and experiment with new ways. If this experimentation falls short, if no experience will ever accumulate, if nothing is learned from the process, the

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Industry 4.0: The Human Resource Perspectiveoduct will have on nature. The environmental requirements are now considered necessary from the very first stage of product development onwards, along with the cost, performance, legal, cultural and aesthetic requirements. This is rather beneficial because it is considerably more efficient to work w