Echeverry Díaz on Green Models in Classroom (44587)

Dialogue initiated by Natalia Echeverry Díaz in the article Green Models in Classroom

Feb 2015

Now a days, recycling is one goal for the "Future" generations, but this is just because of the need for the world to continue existing; ¿What would happen if we make everyone, kids, grandparents, dads, and everyone take some conscience about it?, we have to make everyone makes something for the world that we owned, let’s make other people, not just us as Industrial Design students, everyone in the communities, notice about the problem that we are facing and have a change for our place.

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