An edition of The life cycle of everyday stuff
(2001)
The life cycle of everyday stuff
by Mike Reeske
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In the context of life cycles, these units use central science concepts to explore the energy, raw materials, and waste issues that are the history of any manufactured product. As students consider the trade-offs made at each step, they will learn to recognize the decisions made to balance economic, developmental, and environmental needs.
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Table of Contents
What is a life cycle?
Dissecting a telephone : design
Raw materials : acquisition and processing
Manufacturing a product
The useful life of a product
A tale of two cups : disposal and reuse
Redesigning a product.
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Grades 8-12.
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