From the Stacks: August 10, 2007
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August, 2007
Staff Utne.com
With an X-rayed AK-47 stalking the cover of its
first-anniversary issue, GOOD asks the question: 'Is there design
this good that doesn't kill people?' The magazine provides plenty
of answers with profiles of successful innovations, such as
energy-saving CFL light bulbs, as well as less popular designs,
like the stackable square Heineken World Bottles that were designed
to be used as building blocks (they never quite caught on). In
'Education by Design,' Eva Steele-Saccio writes that the burgeoning
green movement in school design has revolutionary potential. Though
green-friendly schools cost about 2 percent more to build than less
ecofriendly ones, their sustainable systems and lower energy costs
could end up saving the schools more than $100,000 each year. --
Julie Dolan
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