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Compression Thinking »Compression ThinkingCompression Thinking☜Population growth squeezes all of us on a planet whose resources are finite. To not only survive, but improve quality of life, we must become much smarter using what we have. For practical, effective action, work organizations critical to Compression must greatly compress their learning cycles.☜F1CEB7

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Compression vs. Expansion Thinking »Compression vs. Expansion ThinkingCompression vs. Expansion Thinking☜In Compression we must learn to guide our actions using physical measurements before applying financial ones. This applies to all organizations: for-profit, non-profit, and government. Because this turns expansionary economic thinking upside down, Compression is primarily a human challenge.☜FFB597

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Compression "Technomics" »Compression "Technomics"Compression "Technomics"☜If we are to improve quality of life while drastically cutting resource use and its unintended consequences, the decision-making methodologies of working organizations have to emphasize this. It cannot be a side issue, nice when we get around to it. ☜FFB597

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Process Compression »Process CompressionProcess Compression☜Start with aggressive conservation: eliminate process waste; redesign to use minimal resources. Then improve qualitative effects, not just for clients, but for everyone. Reduce the unwanted side effects of technology on the world outside the orbits of its producers and suppliers. ☜FFB597

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Life-Cycle Mass-Energy Balance »Life-Cycle Mass-Energy BalanceLife-Cycle Mass-Energy Balance☜Routine to chemists, this is very different for most of us. Examine everything going into and out of a process, whether it has a $ sign on it or not. ☜FFB597

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Full Life Cycle Conversion Processes »Full Life Cycle Conversion ProcessesFull Life Cycle Conversion Processes☜Considerable insight can be gained from a life cycle analysis over a full life cycle of a product or process, cradle-to-grave or cradle-to-cradle. This examines its physical effects, not its profitability. And it may need to project quality effects hundreds of years into the future.☜FFB597

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Waste heat in effluent »Waste heat in effluentWaste heat in effluent☜☜9FDEF6

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Waste Mass in Effluent »Waste Mass in EffluentWaste Mass in Effluent☜☜9FDEF6

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