Summary:
The book challenges the traditional concept of waste, arguing that garbage is a human invention and not an inevitable byproduct of consumption. It presents innovative ideas and practical solutions for rethinking waste, emphasizing a circular economy where everything can be repurposed, recycled, or composted to minimize environmental impact.
Key points:
1. Waste is man-made: Szaky says waste doesn't exist in nature and is a result of our industrial society's one-way use of resources.
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