Pad für “Openness makes the world go round” @HBKsaar SoSe2019. Mehr Infos hier

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1. Termin, 16. April

Webseite hier.

2. Termin, 23. April

Webseite hier.

Präsentationen

Substitute or Avoid

Recherche-Ergebnisse by Mercedes Ruiz Gil

1. Coca Cola - Ice bottles
2. Twenty by Mirjam de Bruijn- Waterless products
3. Stasher - Reusable food storage bags - video**
4. Silicone baking mats
5. Lush - Toothpaste tabs and powder (Recycled container, presumably refillable)
6. Thinx - Period underwear
7. Mooncup - Menstrual Cup **
8. Kindle *
9. LifeStraw – Water filter - video *
10. Unpaper towels
11. Safety razor

*Note: device versions and accessories increase profitability for these business models but go against their “reducing quality”.
**Note: Copycat products may not have the same principles

Questionable examples (Greenwashing):

12. Sierra Nevada - “Zero waste” brewing

• 10,751 solar panels supply 20% of the brewery’s electricity
• Their Chico, CA brewery is home to the first HotRot composting system in the U.S. and has turned more than 5,000 tons of organic waste into usable compost since 2010
  But
• Sierra Nevada sends all of their used brewing ingredients (roughly 150,000 pounds of malted barley and 4,000 pounds of hops daily) to local cattle and dairy farms to be repurposed as feed.
• 20% of the brewery’s electricity is the equivalent of powering 265 average American households for a year.

13. Subaru

• Roughly 96% of Subaru vehicle components can be recycled or reused.
• Subaru is not only committed to becoming a 100% zero waste company themselves, they also share their successful Zero waste methodology with other companies and organizations around the world, including the National Park Service.

14. Toyota

• 96% decrease in total non-regulated waste production, that equates to roughly 900 million pounds that would have been sent to landfill.
• Toyota currently has 27 North American facilities that meet the U.S. Zero Waste Building Council definition of a zero waste site (10 of the 27 facilities are manufacturing plants).

15. General Motors (GM)

• As of 2016, it has 152 zero waste facilities.
• Generated a reported $1 billion by recycling 2 million metric tons of byproduct. This is reinvested into the development of fuel-efficient GM vehicles and new GM technologies.
• GM uses recycled water bottles from Flint, MI to make their engine cover insulation and some of their facilities air filters.
• GM has converted Chevrolet Bolt battery covers into wildlife habitat nest boxes.

But 13. 14. and 15. make fossil fuel-dependant transportation vehicles.

Modularity

1. USM Haller USM Webseite
   Montage-Werkzeug und Konnektoren
   alternativer Hersteller(?)
   Wiederverkauf und Umkonfiguration

2. Gerüstsysteme
   Layher
   Bütec
   Traversen

3. Profilsysteme
   Minitec
   Rose + Krieger
   Bosch Rexroth
   mk group

4. modulares Smartphone
   Project Ara weiterführendes Konzept von Seymourpowell
   Phonebloks
   Fairphone 2

5. modulares Haus
   wiki House
   vivi House
   Nakagin Capsule Tower

6. modulare Software
   grasshopper

7. modulare Hardware
   Arduino
   rasperry Pi
   banana pi
   em Brick

8. Systemkameras und Zubehör
   Body
   Cage

9. modulare Schrank-/Regalsysteme
   Regalsystem 606
   plus unit
   rgb for gugard

10. Lichtsysteme
    Nanoleaf Aurora
    Phillips Hue

Structural Support for Biosphere

Präsentation

Local Materials

Recherche Leonie Dörrenbecher

Saarland Wirtschaftlich

Quelle: Diercke Weltatlas

Notiz:

• Überwiegend Steinkohle, Eisen- und Stahlerzeugung bis zur Stahlkriese
• Strukturwandel seit 1986 Roheisen (im SL) nur noch in Dillingen, Stahl ausschließlich in Dillingen und Völklingen produziert
• Bundestag beschloss den Ausstieg aus der Steinkohleförderung zum Jahr 2018, 2012 wurde der Steinkohlebergbau in SL endgültig eingestellt
• Nachfolgeindustrien besonders im Kraftfahrzeugbau (Automobil- und Zuliefererindustrie)
• Entstehung neuer Dienstleistungsbereiche, wie Informations- und Kommunikationstechnologie

Beispiele Regionaler Produkte/Geschäftsmodelle

1. Vollkorn Backhaus Olk produziert regional, verarbeitet regionales Getreide
2. Becher Held Mehrweg to go sichert 10ct Rabatt und mindert den anfallenden Müll im Saarland
3. Piranja Cola produziert regional
4. Work and Wear Schaffklädervertreibt in Europa produzierte, fair gehandelte Arbeitskleidung
5. S REPAIR repariert Handys & Co (wenn möglich) mit gebrauchten Teilen
6. Sonjas Scheune restauriert und verkauft alte Möbel, Küchengeräte usw.
7. Schnickschnack Dauerflohmarkt
8. Ute Wons Pappmaché-Möbel regionale Produktion mit Abfallmaterial
9. Frese Glasgestaltung regionale Produktion
10. SDG Bierdeckel Saarland Kampagne von engagement-global, bmz und nes
11. Saar-Lor-Deluxe think global buy lokal
12. Rollholz