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Monday Oct 23, 2017
Steel's environmental edge/Washed Ashore art installation
Monday Oct 23, 2017
Monday Oct 23, 2017
Steel has been long the material of choice for carmakers. In recent years, aluminum’s been on the rise as they try to make cars lighter in weight. But even more recently, environmental advantages of steel are getting greater notice when it comes to long-term sustainability. We’re joined by David Anderson from the Steel Market Development Institute.
Art can be a positive way to draw attention to crises. One of them is the global marine crisis and artist Angela Haseltine Pozzi. For the past six years her project Washed Ashore has processed tons of plastic from Pacific beaches to create monumental art to awaken the hearts and minds of people to this problem.
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