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The movie 11th Hour talks about the use of ancient sunlight such as fossil fuels as an unsustainable practice. So in order to become sustainable, we need to switch from reliance on ancient sunlight to current sunlight. Bioproducts are one way of doing this. “Bioproducts are non-food products developed from biomass – biological or renewable [...]
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I just want to test the Blog (I also have no experience with a Blog up to now) by giving some comments on the film we saw this afternoon. As far as I am concerned, there were two things which really made me think about the subject.
First of all, it was the comment that we [...]
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This movie will be the subject of discussion in this course. Needless to say, the subject matter is pretty depressing. Importantly, however, there is a focus at the end of the documentary on solutions, and how business can be a part of this:
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