The diagram illustrates the life circle of a product and how this process effect the environment.
Overall, there are seven stages in this process, beginning with planning and design the product and finishing at the recycling step before starting a new cycle. These steps may impact on the environment.
To begin the cycle, the product is planned and designed. After that, necessary materials and energy resources are consumed to prepare for the production stage. Then, product is manufactured in factories, packaged and distributed to shop and market. It is evident that these steps may cause some negative effect to the environment by emit carbon dioxide and industrial waste. In the next stage, products are sold to customers and used in life. Finally, customers give feedback to supplier to make improvement of the next product, some old product are disposal while some of those are recycled and became materials in the second step of the next cycle.
The diagram illustrates the life circle of a
product
and how this process effect the environment.
Overall
, there are seven stages in this process, beginning with planning and design the
product
and finishing at the recycling
step
before
starting a new cycle. These
steps
may impact on the environment.
To
begin
the cycle, the
product
is planned
and designed. After that, necessary materials and energy resources
are consumed
to prepare for the production stage. Then,
product
is manufactured
in factories, packaged and distributed to shop and market. It is evident that these
steps
may cause
some
negative
effect to the environment by emit carbon dioxide and industrial waste. In the
next
stage,
products
are sold
to customers and
used
in life.
Finally
, customers give feedback to supplier to
make
improvement of the
next
product
,
some
old
product
are disposal while
some
of those
are recycled
and became materials in the second
step
of the
next
cycle.