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The Secret Life of Stuff A Manual for a New Material World

By: Julie Hill
357 pages, no illustrations
Publisher: Vintage
The Secret Life of Stuff
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  • The Secret Life of Stuff ISBN: 9780099546580 Paperback Jan 2011 Expected delivery 9th February - 11th February
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About this book

Would you like: products that don't damage the environment? A better way of life without agonising about your 'footprint'? To really know your stuff? Climate change? Biofuels? Nuclear power? Landfills? Recycling? And, non-renewables? Environmental issues can feel overwhelming. But, in fact, it is simple; it all comes down to one thing - stuff. How we use the earth's resources - whether a slice of bread or a cargo ship, a cotton shirt or a nuclear reactor - effects our environment. In "The Secret Life of Stuff" Julie Hill takes a journey through everything around us and how we use it. She uncovers the true origin and cost of stuff and, while her inventory will shock, it is the first step towards overcoming waste. Over-consumption is not your fault, but it is not something you can ignore either. Hill shows how politicians, business people and we, as consumers and citizens, together can create a new, and better, material world.

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Julie Hill has worked in the environment movement for twenty-five years, for leading environmental group Green Alliance, as well as for businesses and government. She counts her experiences as parent, consumer and citizen to be just as relevant to "The Secret Life of Stuff" as those generated by being a life-long environmentalist.
By: Julie Hill
357 pages, no illustrations
Publisher: Vintage
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Part of the charm of this calm but devastating 'manual for a new material world' is that Hill is genuinely interested in where her stuff comes from. . . . we can read about the secret lives of wine glasses and the weird metals in mobile phones, of Styrofoam cups and night soil, and analyse the ecological footprints of electronic book readers and packets of crisps, without being bludgeoned by guilt." --"Independent
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