documentary based on the authors of the book Cradle to Cradle (cradle to cradle) Michael Braungart and William McDonough .
is an interesting documentary but must be seen critically.
The first thing you notice is how these authors are given as their own ideas that are present and shared in the ecological world for decades. Perhaps
merit is having been able to echo (pun intended), and even be idolized, in areas that can be considered the other side. For this purpose, they actually commissioned monumental projects, which move millions of dollars and that has made them rich.
It is pathetic to see companies like Ford or Nike trying to clean up their image by showing the documentary minutiae. However
no shame in showing things like a production plant in China that you can see how workers cruelly considered a cog in a machine, alienating exert their function at a frenetic pace.
It is also pathetic to see the solutions we have to China to resolve their housing problems (a culture that made the Great Wall in mud) house models that are as horrible as some organic.
See also: Consumer
Wikipedia
can also see:
Earth First Transition Town
Who owes whom? Tell
another world
Eating less to live better. Practice ideas for a more conscious consumer.
obsolescence. Buy, buy
pull
Trapalanda Lands. The dream of rural squatters
The Story of Stuff
Hydrogen
Oil. The End of an Era
The Mud Hands House
What is it and why a house of straw
A House of Straw: The true story of the Three Little Pigs
straw houses. Good low-cost houses
A sustainable life or a life unsustainable
traditional construction. documentary series
Bill Mollison, The Grave Danger of Food Shortage
11 Hour is an interesting documentary but must be seen critically.
The first thing you notice is how these authors are given as their own ideas that are present and shared in the ecological world for decades. Perhaps
merit is having been able to echo (pun intended), and even be idolized, in areas that can be considered the other side. For this purpose, they actually commissioned monumental projects, which move millions of dollars and that has made them rich.
It is pathetic to see companies like Ford or Nike trying to clean up their image by showing the documentary minutiae. However
no shame in showing things like a production plant in China that you can see how workers cruelly considered a cog in a machine, alienating exert their function at a frenetic pace.
It is also pathetic to see the solutions we have to China to resolve their housing problems (a culture that made the Great Wall in mud) house models that are as horrible as some organic.
See also: Consumer
Wikipedia
can also see:
Earth First Transition Town
Who owes whom? Tell
another world
Eating less to live better. Practice ideas for a more conscious consumer.
obsolescence. Buy, buy
pull
Trapalanda Lands. The dream of rural squatters
The Story of Stuff
Hydrogen
Oil. The End of an Era
The Mud Hands House
What is it and why a house of straw
A House of Straw: The true story of the Three Little Pigs
straw houses. Good low-cost houses
A sustainable life or a life unsustainable
traditional construction. documentary series
Bill Mollison, The Grave Danger of Food Shortage
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