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Planned Obselescence....A Good Thing?
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Rod Speed wrote
Ross Herbert wrote
Personally, I am all in favour of repairability if for no other
reason than it saves energy and resources across the board.
Its a tiny part of world energy consumption.
Do you have figures or reference to show that this endless manufacture
and replace with new process is a tiny part of world energy consumption?
Dont need them. Even the most superficial analysis of the
energy use of a household will show that the energy use for
heating, cooling, transport etc leaves the energy use for the
manufacture of domestic appliance replacement for dead.
I'd just assumed it was a major energy consumer.
More fool you.
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