William McDonough and Michael Braungart, the authors of Cradle to Cradle want to stablish a new looking of design and how this can be implemented to create a better world. They talk about many reasons about how we produce, use, consume, and get rid of our products, that makes us think twice about how the world do that. They refer to this based on their personal experiences. The authors make emphasis on what we need to rethink about the standard procedures of design, to change and create a better way of product manufacturing, finding a new system that will help to save and restore the earth instead of killing it. McDonough and Braungart divert attention that this will take a lot of sacrifices, and they instead recommend approaching with a different …show more content…
In the period people thought that earth would be able to absorb anything that was placed on it, but that was a big mistake because it lead to a huge quantity of waste that were harmful and polluted the earth. This period of time was led by a feeling that environment had to be thankful by brute force. In 1912 the Titanic was release, it was a symbol of the industrial era but then brought tragedy when it collided with forces of earth and …show more content…
We are introduced to a new book known as “the book of the future”, this one last for generations and can be recycled.
The idea on this is that thing should not only be recycled but also upcycled, they should constantly be used and disintegrate or biodegrade if it’s the case. This means that we need to have in mind that things should be last forever or if not the case, they must be able to return to earth and be used again.
Later on, not only the products should use the concept of reworking but also industries and systems. They should work side to side with the environment to give a better feeling for employees that later will do a better and effective job, and with that not harming any eco system.
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