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Trashing The Idea of Waste
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(Episode 77): Tom Szaky, founder of Terracycle, the company that's turning everything from food wrappers to saw blades into new products, speaks with GreenBiz Radio about the thought process behind giving trash a new life and why end-of-life must be considered at the start of every design.... Listen
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