Eco-friendly Design (Junior Cert Applied Technology): Flashcards
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Eco-friendly Design
Eco-friendly Design
Tech with minimal environmental impact, using resources sustainably
Sustainability in design
Sustainability in design
Products meeting current needs without depleting future resources
Moral Issues in Design
Moral Issues in Design
Ensuring tech doesn't harm people/environment via ethical practices
Consumer Awareness
Consumer Awareness
Knowing how purchases affect environment, driving sustainable choices
Resource Efficiency principle
Resource Efficiency principle
Wisely using materials and energy to reduce waste
Lifecycle Thinking
Lifecycle Thinking
Keeping sustainability in mind throughout product's life (e.g., easy repair)
Examples of Renewable Materials
Examples of Renewable Materials
Bamboo or recycled metals - materials that replenish naturally
Minimal Waste principle
Minimal Waste principle
Creating durable, reusable, and recyclable products
Solar Panels benefit
Solar Panels benefit
Use renewable solar energy, reducing fossil fuel dependence
Electric Vehicles benefit
Electric Vehicles benefit
Emit fewer pollutants than traditional cars
LED Lighting advantage
LED Lighting advantage
Delivers long-lasting energy savings
Design for Reusability strategy
Design for Reusability strategy
Make products easy to repair or upgrade
Consumer awareness impact
Consumer awareness impact
Drives companies to use more recycled materials & eco-innovation
