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Rethinking Waste Management...the Design Difference

September 14, 2012

2012's Zero Waste Conference took a look at the crucial impact of design on our waste and our economy. A dynamic mix of people asked some hard questions, and found some good answers, about how we make our stuff and what happens when we’re done with it.

Agenda

Bridgett Luther	PastConferences	Bridgett Luther	Keynote	21991169
James Hogan	PastConferences	James Hogan	Social Changes	217608080
Marc Stoiber	PastConferences	Marc Stoiber	Social Changes	217608479
Cara Pike	PastConferences	Cara Pike	Social Changes	217607636
Robert Gifford	PastConferences	Robert Gifford	Social Changes	217609295
Questions & Answers	PastConferences	Questions & Answers	Social Changes	217608797

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#ZWC

#ZWC

Rethinking Waste Management...the Design Difference​

Rethinking Waste Management...the Design Difference