1. EDSGN 100 Section 10 Design Project #1 Katie Briggs Bobby Ferry T.J. Kupetz Lauren Schwartz Lisa Weber

3. Overview What is being done What can be changed Our Solution

4. Being Eco-Friendly Pays Economically Today, companies are addressing environmental issues by creating a product that yields sustainable consumption on a consumer level. Wal-Mart, Starbucks, Toyota, and General Electric are just a few of many companies producing more sustainable eco-friendly products. "Green marketing is a good thing," says Jack Barkenbus, executive director of the University of Tennessee's Energy Environment and Resources Center. "Consumers have begun to respond to it. That's why you've seen so much growth.“

5. Kodak Recycles ProductRecycling Rate (%) Glass Bottles33 Steel Cans58 Aluminum Cans63 Corrugated Containers73 “Disposable” Cameras75

6. Batteries All batteries received by Kodak are disposed of Although they can be recycled, it is a costly process “Batteries contain heavy metals such as mercury, lead, cadmium, and nickel, which can contaminate the environment when batteries are improperly disposed of. When incinerated, certain metals might be released into the air or can concentrate in the ash produced by the combustion process.” “One way to reduce the number of batteries in the waste stream is to purchase rechargeable batteries. Nearly one in five dry-cell batteries purchased in the United States is rechargeable. Over its useful life, each rechargeable battery may substitute for hundreds of single-use batteries.” On average, each person in the United States discards eight dry-cell batteries per year. US Population: 303,548,792 303,548,792 × 8 = 2,428,390,464 discarded batteries each year!

7. Take this technology…

8. And apply it here!!

9. Convert Your Energy Crank movements  Charge ions  Conduct electrical current  Power a camera!

10. How it Works Circuit Board Rotating Gears

11. How much power? We can conserve even more! Power = Volts x Amps Average Hand Crank provides 35 watts Battery provides 1.5 volts x 2.8 amps = 4.2 watts

12. KODAK® Eco-Flash

13. Sustainability Matters!!

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16. Images (continued) "Toxic Tea Party." Greenpeace. 23 July 2007. Greenpeace. 27 Feb. 2008. Hand-Powered Generator. Vagabondish. 1 Mar. 2008. Dynamo Hand Powered Flashlight / Radio / Multiple Brand Cell Phone Charger. Epromos. 2 Mar. 2008 Coleman Outrider. 2 Mar. 2008. DC Generator - Hand Powered. China Science & Lab Supplies. 29 Feb. 2008. Kodak. 2 Mar. 2008. Electron Flow. Explain That Stuff. 1 Mar. 2008. UK Metric Association. 1 Mar. 2008 http://www.metric.org.uk/whatis/index_clip_image009.jpg. “Recycle.” 2 Mar. 2008. Moolah. 2 Mar. 2008.