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Waste = food / A First Run/Icarus Films release ; Backlight ; VPRO ; director, Rob van Hattum ; producers, Madeleine Somer, Karin Spiegel.
Title & Author:

Waste = food / A First Run/Icarus Films release ; Backlight ; VPRO ; director, Rob van Hattum ; producers, Madeleine Somer, Karin Spiegel.

Publication:

Brooklyn, NY : Icarus Films, 2006.

Description:

1 videodisc (approximately 51 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.

Notes:
This disc has been recorded using DVD-R equipment and may not play in all DVD players or drives.
Originally produced in 2006 for broadcast by the Dutch television network VPRO as an episode of the television series Tegenlicht [Backlight] on December 17, 2007.
Originally produced as a documentary film in 2006, and broadcast on the series Tegenlicht [i.e., Backlight] on the Dutch television network VPRO.
Stated length on disc and container: 51 min.
The problem -- McDonough & Braungart -- Cradle to cradle -- No more waste -- Herman Miller -- Ford Motor Company -- China's circular economy.
Camera, Niels van 't Hoff ; filmcutting, Jeroen van den Berk ; research, Gijs Meyer Swantee.
Featuring, William McDonough, Michael Braungart; commentators, Albin Kälin, John Hoke, Andy Lock, Timothy O'Brien.
DVD-R.
In English.
Winner, 2006 Beijing International Science Film Festival--Silver Dragon; Winner, Prix de la Terre, PariScience Film Festival ; Winner, Midas Award, EuroPAWS Awards Evening for the Environmental Sciences.
Summary:

Man is the only creature that produces landfills. Natural resources are being depleted on a rapid scale while production and consumption are rising in nations like China and India. Waste production worldwide is enormous and if we do not do anything, we will soon have turned our entire planet into one big messy landfill. But there is hope. "Cradle to cradle" manufacturing and building is a revolutionary concept advocated by German chemist Michael Braungart and the American designer-architect William McDonough. This theory argues that manufacturers' products, when discarded, should either be completely recyclable in the Technosphere or become biodegradable food for the Biosphere. While fundamentally changing the way we produce and build, these ideas are increasingly being embraced by major corporations and governments worldwide

Subject:

McDonough, William.
Braungart, Michael, 1958-
Recycling (Waste, etc.)
Industrial management Environmental aspects.
Green chemistry.
Biodegradable products.
Environmental economics.
Environmental responsibility.
Buildings Environmental engineering.
Product design Environmental aspects.
Manufactures Environmental aspects.
Sustainable architecture.
Recyclage (Déchets, etc.)
Gestion d'entreprise Aspect de l'environnement.
Chimie verte.
Produits biodégradables.
Économie de l'environnement.
Responsabilité environnementale.
Constructions Technique de l'environnement.
Conception de produit Aspect de l'environnement.
Produits manufacturés Aspect de l'environnement.
Architecture durable.
recycling.
biodegradable.
Environmental chemistry Industrial applications.

Form/genre:

Documentary films.
Documentaries (motion picture genre)
Optical disks.
Video recordings.
DVDs.
documentary film.
Feature films
Documentary television programs.
Nonfiction television programs.
Documentaires.
Documentaires télévisés.
Émissions télévisées autres que de fiction.
Video recordings (physical artifacts)

Added entries:

Hattum, Rob van, television director.
Somer, Madeleine, television producer.
Spiegel, Karin, television director.
McDonough, William.
Braungart, Michael, 1958-
Hattum, Rob van
Somer, Madeleine
Spiegel, Karin
Icarus Films.
VPRO.
First Run/Icarus Films.
Tegenlicht (Television program)

Waste equals food

Holdings:

Location: Library main av 269700
Call No.: NA44.M1355.9 W3 2006
Status: Available

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