Difference between revisions of "Sustainable materials"

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==Description==  
 
==Description==  
Materials that are considered optimal for people, objects, and the environment. The careful selection, use and disposal of materials used daily has both a direct as well as a broad impact on our lives and world.   
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*Materials that are considered optimal for people, objects, and the environment. The careful selection, use and disposal of materials used daily has both a direct as well as a broad impact on our lives and world.   
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* Ability to maintain or support a process over time. Sustainability is often broken into three core concepts: economic, environmental, and social
waste/pollution management (red list); sustainable procurement; energy management and use of other natural resources;
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* waste/pollution management; sustainable procurement; energy management and use of other natural resources;
 
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* Use materials produced locally (responsible sourcing)
Use materials produced locally(responsible sourcing)
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* Reduce or eliminate waste during design, construction, and operation. Reuse/salvage materials
Reduce or eliminate waste during design, construction, and operation. Reuse/salvage materials
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* Avoid the use of materials that are toxic or harmful (red list)
Avoid the use of materials that are toxic or harmful  
 
  
 
See also [[recycling]] and [[Red list]].
 
See also [[recycling]] and [[Red list]].

Revision as of 11:34, 3 November 2023

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Description

  • Materials that are considered optimal for people, objects, and the environment. The careful selection, use and disposal of materials used daily has both a direct as well as a broad impact on our lives and world.
  • Ability to maintain or support a process over time. Sustainability is often broken into three core concepts: economic, environmental, and social
  • waste/pollution management; sustainable procurement; energy management and use of other natural resources;
  • Use materials produced locally (responsible sourcing)
  • Reduce or eliminate waste during design, construction, and operation. Reuse/salvage materials
  • Avoid the use of materials that are toxic or harmful (red list)

See also Recycling and Red list.

Synonyms and Related Terms

Sustainability; Green materials

Risks

Resources and Citations

  • Cambridge Seven: Sustainable Exhibition Design & Construction Toolkit
  • Life Cycle Assessment Project - Wiki at www.conservation-wiki.com. Accessed Nov. 2023.
  • "STiCH" at stich.culturalheritage.org. Accessed Nov. 2023.
  • "Simple sustainability practices in Conservation – What can you do?". Australian Institute for the Conservation of Cultural Material. Link
  • Megan de Silva, Jane Henderson,"Sustainability in conservation practice". Journal of the Institute of Conservation. 34 (1): 5–15, 2011.

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