Responsible Design Flashcards

(34 cards)

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What did the world commission on environmental and development(the Bruntland commission) say

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They introduced a concept of sustainable development which helps share the international communities attitude towards economic social and environmental development
They said
Development which meets the needs of current generations without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs

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What are the three standards of sustainable development?

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Economic
Social
Environmental

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3
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What are the six Rs

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Reduce
Reuse
Recycle
Refuse
Rethink
repair

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What are the three types of recycling?

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Primary recycling
Secondary recycling
Tertiary recycling

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5
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Mobius loop one

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PET

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Mobius loop 2

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HDPE

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Mobius loop 3

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PVC

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8
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Mobius loop 4

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LDPE

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9
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Mobius loop 5

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PP

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10
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Mobius loop 6

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PS

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11
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Mobius loop 7

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OUTHER

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12
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What are the considerations of refused customers should include?

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Do I really need the product?
Has the product been ethically made?
Is the product sustainable?

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what is a carbon footprint

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the total amount of co2 releised into the atmosphere asthe result of an activity by an induvidual, a community or an organisation

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what is a primary carbon foot print

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the mesurement of direct emmisions of CO2 by burning fosil fuels, including transport and domestic energy

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what is secondary carbon footprint

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mesures of indirect carbon footprint from the products we use

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16
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whats things designers should think about when making packaging

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the optimum amoun of packaging needed to protect the product while not wasting material and aloso having optimuum protection of the product

17
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whats an inishitive that reduced polymer bags usage

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the 5p tax
2011 wales saw a 71% reduction

18
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whats anouther anishitive with plastic bags (2)

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the bag for life

19
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what are key example of downsizing packaing thats better for the enviromnent

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m&s pizza boxses
fairy liquid smaller but less diluted with water = more concentrated

20
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whats a good reusable inishitive/ product shown on the market

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keep cup a reusable coffir cup
fully pp
500m disposable cups made every year anualy

21
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environmedtal positives of keep cup

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low energy manufacturer- injection moulding
recyclable at the end of life-totally PP
weight and freight- lightweight PP, also designed to stack so can be easily and more efficiently

22
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what are ways of reducing material waste on sheet material

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by using tessellating patterns and nesting

23
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what are the renewable energy resirces

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wind
hydro
solar
wave
tidal
geothermal
biomass

24
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advantages to renewable energy sources

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sustainable
less facility maintanence
fuel deliverys are lower cost
little to no waste
has social and economical benefits

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what are negatives of enewable resorces
dificult to generate large quantitys renewable energy often relises on weather renewable energy cannot be stores currently more expensive because of these
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whats a company that have a good aproach to saving resorces and energy
smart - the car company they have manny implamentations to make them more ecofriendly such as an o sight water treatment letting them reuse and recycle their own water back intot their manufactoring and has its own gass-fueled power plant that covers power for 25% of its plant
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what are product miles
the distance coverd by a produc from production to the consumer can also be looked at as food miles
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circularr economy
an approach that anticipates and designs for biological and technical nutrients to be continuesley reused at the same quality, dramaticaly reducing the dependancy on sourcing new materials
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whats a liniar economy
take make dispose
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what methods have been adoped bymanufactorers to aid in the circular economy
product leasing (popular for it companys) take-back (dyson method)
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what are biological nutrients
organic non-toxic materials that can be simply and safley re-entered into the ecosystem by things such as biodegrading
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what are technical nutreances
man-made marerials that are not bio-degradable polymers, alloys they need to be used repeatively at a high quality standard at end of life they are recycled
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what are the circular economy principles
preserven and enhance natural capital optimise resorce yeilds foster systems effectiveness
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importance of a circular economy
work against the unstable “take , make, dispos” culture promotes greater resorce productivity reduces ude of finite resorces reduces waste avoids pollution delivers a greater compettitive uk economy reduces enviromental impact due to majur consumption