"Companies could set a radical example by stating that they've exceeded their quotas of natural resources"
Major companies like Apple and Nike must stop consuming resources and instead focus on repurposing the abundant products they have already put out into the world, writes David Recchia. No tech giant can be sure to last forever. Even seemingly bulletproof, sector-dominating household-name companies are never infallible. Take Kodak. Once a name synonymous with photography The post "Companies could set a radical example by stating that they've exceeded their quotas of natural resources" appeared first on Dezeen.
Major companies like Apple and Nike must stop consuming resources and instead focus on repurposing the abundant products they have already put out into the world, writes David Recchia. No tech giant can be sure to last forever. Even seemingly bulletproof, sector-dominating household-name companies are never infallible. Take Kodak. Once a name synonymous with photography
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