AT&T Expands Phone Recycling Program at Retail Outlets
AT&T Expands Phone Recycling Program at Retail Outlets
Published on: April 22, 2003
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richard Toole
How can we get the new administration to establish a minimum price for fossil, non-renewable fuels? It is really hard to encourage alternatives with prices in free-fall!
As a conscious capitalist I’m not always in favor of government subsidies however in lieu of them for ethanol, maybe they could be utilized to advance sustainable recycling
McDonough & Braumgart (CRADLE TO CRADLE’ ;North Point Press, 2002) describe most “recycling” as “downcycling”: ‘Poor design of products and packaging makes true re-utilization of nutrients (biological & technical) dangerous and almost impossible.’
If we are letting the “Invisible Hand” of a maket economy theory govern the actual way our goods and services are allocated, why has the United Staes of America (and almost every other nation/state on the planet) begun the process of emergency financial intervention?
I think it’s time for more of the ‘think 200 years ahead’ kind of global dialog… and enacted within the daily spans of each of our lives.
How can we get the new administration to establish a minimum price for fossil, non-renewable fuels? It is really hard to encourage alternatives with prices in free-fall!
As a conscious capitalist I’m not always in favor of government subsidies however in lieu of them for ethanol, maybe they could be utilized to advance sustainable recycling
McDonough & Braumgart (CRADLE TO CRADLE’ ;North Point Press, 2002) describe most “recycling” as “downcycling”: ‘Poor design of products and packaging makes true re-utilization of nutrients (biological & technical) dangerous and almost impossible.’
If we are letting the “Invisible Hand” of a maket economy theory govern the actual way our goods and services are allocated, why has the United Staes of America (and almost every other nation/state on the planet) begun the process of emergency financial intervention?
I think it’s time for more of the ‘think 200 years ahead’ kind of global dialog… and enacted within the daily spans of each of our lives.