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Commercial and Social Factors
By Alex | July 17, 2008
I wrote the text contained within this entry 10 years ago for a 2nd year bachelors level project. I’ve decided to include it here because the approach of visiting industrial companies and interviewing key members of staff is similar to that which I am proposing for my PhD. There’s even a chance that I might be able to refer back to some of the findings within this work and show how attitudes towards design for sustainability have changed in the intervening period. Ford was seen to be proactively developing cleaner technologies, whereas Aston Martin and Morgan were merely reacting to the requirements of legislation.
I hope you enjoy reading my essay and notes and would be pleased if you left a comment.
Commercial and Social Factors Essay
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