The Climate Book (Greta Thunberg, ed.)
The Climate Book, edited by Greta Thunberg, gathers scientists, activists, and writers to show the true scope of design and human outcomes. It underlines that outcomes are never just products but drivers of systemic change requiring accountability.
"The Climate Book" — the recent collection of articles by scientists, activists, and writers united by Greta Thunberg — is cited among the seminal works that reveal the true scope and impact of design outcomes, underscoring that human outcomes, including design's, are never just discrete products but agents of systemic change demanding ethical scrutiny and accountability across their full lifecycle.
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Books and references
- The Design of Everyday Things · discussed together in section 154
- The Story of Stuff · discussed together in section 154
Examples
- An Inconvenient Truth (Al Gore) · discussed together in section 154
- "Declaration by Design: An Invitation to the New Liberal Arts" (Richard Buchanan) · discussed together in section 154
- Silent Spring (Rachel Carson) · discussed together in section 154
- The Story of Stuff (Annie Leonard) · discussed together in section 154
- The Lean Startup (Eric Ries) · discussed together in section 154
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- Outcomes Component
- Impacts · element
In the book
- Chapter 16, section 154 · Our creations (What?)
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