A Critique of Industrial Revolution Regarding to Eco-Efficiency

Eco-Efficiency vs Eco-Efficient:
The Industrial Revolution is the result of advanced technology, the increase and expansions of factories, production increase and economical success all over the globe. Within this working industrial economy there is the simple concept of supply, demand, goods and services. Modern technology is what feeds this industry and ties these concepts together. Advances in technology have been greater than one can imagine since all time and is an important issue globally. An economy seen as an industrial system with great advantages, there ought to be some disadvantages. Whether it is a year of income loss, product recalls, scarce resources or some unfortunate legality.
William McDough and Michael Braungart discuss a disadvantage not in a limited view but much larger, a global view. McDonough and Braungart in the Next Industrial Revolution (1998), in The Atlantic Monthly, points out the problems in the Industrial Revolution, eco-efficiency as its remedy and present a solution: the Next Industrial Revolution. …