Material Value - Julia L F Goldstein

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Résumé :
Creative Solutions from Smart Businesses Are you concerned about plastic waste and its effect on public health and the environment? You're not alone. Read Material Value to learn about the challenges facing the manufacturing world and how to make choices that are less wasteful and less harmful to people and the environment. Discover: How metals and plastics are made and what happens when they are recycled The challenges that manufacturers face when trying to make their facilities and products less toxic and less wasteful How manufacturers can extract the value of materials while doing less damage to human health and the environment How smart companies are embracing the triple bottom line-profit, people, planet-to make manufacturing safer and more efficient Why some big corporations painted as evildoers deserve a second look Get the inside scoop from: A business owner recycling scrap from airplane manufacturing A former geologist running a chain of donut shops Two entrepreneurs committed to improving e-waste processing An executive promoting social and environmental responsibility at a major electronics company A chemist developing safer cleaning products Meticulous editing and a succinct style... Exemplary for its balanced and reasonable viewpoint, the text deserves to be classified as a reference tool for countless professionals. -Publishers Weekly, BookLife Prize This book is an antidote to a world too dominated by extreme opinions: it is a detailed, balanced and fascinating account of how we can make the modern material world more sustainable. -Mark Miodownik, author of Stuff Matters and Liquid If you want to take informed actions to support a better world, read this book.-Anne Janzer, author of Subscription Marketing and Writing to Be Understood The challenges are huge, and the answers are not always obvious, but Material Value shares a message of cautious optimism. Smart and creative entrepreneurs, business owners, and executives from companies large and small are working on solutions and individuals can help them succeed. If you care about making the material world more sustainable and want to learn more, read Material Value to discover the true value of materials and how we as a society can use them more wisely....

Biographie:
Julia L F Goldstein holds a PhD in materials science and started her career as an engineer before migrating to writing professionally in 2001. She is an award-winning journalist and has published articles in multiple trade and business journals. Julia is the owner of JLFG Communications, specializing in ghostwriting white papers and other technical marketing content for corporate clients manufacturing a wide variety of products. She brings her passion for materials and sustainability to life in Material Value, her first book. Julia is active in her local writing community and leads the Seattle chapter of the Nonfiction Authors Association.

Sommaire:
Julia L F Goldstein is an author and business owner on a mission to make manufacturing more environmentally responsible. Julia's company, JLFG Communications, works with manufacturers to help them connect business goals, environmental action, and effective communication strategies. Julia's first book, Material Value, is a B.R.A.G Medallion Honoree, Finalist in the 2019 San Francisco Writers Contest, and Semifinalist for the 2020 Nonfiction BookLife Prize. She is also the author of Rethink the Bins, which received a Gold award from the Nonfiction Authors Association. Learn more at jlfgcommunications.com and juliagoldsteinauthor.com....