Sarna Salzman
Thursday, April 8, 2004
The Cost of Things: Embodied Energy Offers a Truer Picture of the Environmental & Social Costs of Consumption
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Energy is a big theme these days. We hear about coal energy, wasting energy, conserving energy, renewable energy, and some of us even eat energy bars. But did you know we can use energy as a means of assessing the value of everyday objects?
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