Factor 5: A Convenient Truth: Increasing Wealth and Reducing Resource Use is a forthcoming book which will focus on reductions in resource use through increased efficiency. The book claims that the increased resource efficiency will help to ensure long term sustainable prosperity for the global economy, especially when coupled with design and process improvements. This approach has often led to increased production yields, lower capital and opera...
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