Industry genius : inventions and people protecting the climate and fragile ozone layer / Stephen O. Andersen and Durwood Zaelke.
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TextDescription: 192 pages : color illustrations ; 24 cmISBN: - 1874719683
- 9781874719687
- Technological innovations -- Environmental aspects
- Technological innovations -- Management -- Case studies
- Industrial design -- Environmental aspects
- Green technology -- Technological innovations
- Ozone layer depletion -- Prevention -- Technological innovations
- Energy conservation -- Technological innovations
- Greenhouse gas mitigation -- Technological innovations
- 658.408 21
- TS171.4 .A55 2003
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Includes bibliographical references.
Preface. The genius for the next generation / Richard H. Truly -- Foreword. Just when the earth needed genius / Jacqueline Aloisi de Larderel -- Introduction / Stephen O. Andersen and Durwood Zaelke -- Alcoa Aluminum : putting energy in the bank -- Aviation Partners : the future is on the wing -- DaimlerChrysler : the champagne of natural refrigerants -- Energy Star : money isn't all you're saving -- Japan's F-Center for developing greenhouse gas alternatives : sustainable living through better chemistry -- Honda : dream and it will happen -- Seiko Epson : some day all products will be made the Epson way -- ST Microelectronics : turn on, plug off -- Trane : it's about making green -- Visteon : superintegration proves "simple is better."
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