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The throw-away society is a generalised description of human social concept strongly influenced by consumerism, whereby the society tends to use items once only, from disposable packaging, and consumer products are not designed for reuse or lifetime use.
How to fight 'throwaway culture'. We need to move from a “take, make, use, throw” economic model towards one that encourages repair and reuse, write Christine Cole and Alex Gnanapragasam ...
3 août 2017 · It reinvents the traditional models of renting, swapping, bartering and gifting, and also offers a place to meet and learn new skills through classes, workshops or one-to-one instruction in...
23 avr. 2022 · A throwaway society is primarily associated with consumer items like clothing and gadgets; however, food waste is just as prevalent and harmful. This can range from supermarkets throwing out unappealing or ugly foods, or throwing away leftovers at home, all the way to crops lost from farming. And despite its lack of notoriety, it is a major ...
No More Throw-away People: The Co-production Imperative. Edgar S. Cahn. Edgar Cahn, 2000 - Business & Economics - 212 pages. "Co-production is a bold, pragmatic strategy that shatters limits...
Edgar Cahn in his book No More Throw-Away People relates the parable of the Blobs and Squares to explain the co-production imperative. This video co-produced by Time Banking UK retells the story.
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1 déc. 2004 · Co-Production is a bold, pragmatic strategy for change agents who seek to shape the future, convert failing social programs into catalysts for social justice, enlist "Throw-Away People" as partners in a shared mission, and create the world we want for our children.
- Edgar S. Cahn
