20407529
Mind Map by Shariah PARKER, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Shariah PARKER
over 1 year ago
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Description
circular
economy
- What
- 6rs
- reduce
- reuse
- recycle
- rethink
- repaire
- refuse
- reduce
- keep products and materials used
- energy
- reuse
- remanufacturing
- labour
- materials
- durable
- reuse
- keep products, components, and
materials circulating in the
economy
- effective use of
bio-based materials
- cycle between the
economy and natural
systems.
- energy
- creative
- the use of the imagination
or original ideas to create
something
- creativity is used when
trying to turn another
product into something else
- creativity is used when
trying to turn another
product into something else
- design principle
- a guideline that acts as a rule
to simplify design decisions
- intended to reflect the goals of a design and get
designers moving in the same direction to create
consistent work products
- intended to reflect the goals of a design and get
designers moving in the same direction to create
consistent work products
- a guideline that acts as a rule
to simplify design decisions
- the use of the imagination
or original ideas to create
something
- innovative
- featuring new
methods advanced
and original
- featuring new
methods advanced
and original
- 6rs
- why
- reduce waste
- drive greater resource
productivity
- deliver a more
competitive UK economy.
- help reduce the environmental impacts
of our production and consumption
- new opportunities
for growth
- design out waste
and pollution
- negative impacts of economic activity
- cause damage to human
health and natural systems.
- release of
greenhouse gases
- hazardous substances,
- pollution of air
- pollution of land
- pollution of water
- traffic congestion.
- negative impacts of economic activity
- reduce waste
- avoids the use of
non-renewable
resources
- returning valuable nutrients to the
soil to support regeneration
- using renewable energy as opposed to
relying on fossil fuels.
- Biological materials
- Technical materials
- Biological materials
- returning valuable nutrients to the
soil to support regeneration