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SV3DPrinter’s vision for the 99% environmentally friendly green

Posted on September 9, 2018 Updated on December 31, 2022

SV3DPrinter’s vision for the 99% environmentally friendly green.
Nothing is entirely green. 3D printing is also not 100% environmentally friendly or ‘ GREEN.’ When we use the word ‘GREEN,’ it comes from the environment; we use technology to make it the word GREEN.
We all contribute to making the world less ‘GREEN’ or ‘POLLUTION.’ We are the polluters.
The same thing happened to 3D Printing. We use different materials and printers. Using printers, we need energy, the same energy we use to grow our raw food.
When we use ‘BIODEGRADABLE’ bags for garbage, the companies make those bags, baskets, and paper bags. By doing those kinds of things, we contribute to more pollution.
Some of us eat raw we feel we are green but not. People use the broom to sweep outside and inside their houses. They spread more dust and contribute more pollution to the atmosphere.
Whenever new products come into the market, we continually attract those things and get rid of the old thing, buying new things even though we don’t need that.
Some of us take our dogs for walks; they are contributing more pollution to the atmosphere.
This is similar to using a cell phone doing any other regular thing or cooking food at home.
With 3D printing, we don’t try to waste the material can reuse the material and make any helpful thing out of the waste material.
Every day we have some material we call waste or recycle. We receive junk mail, frozen food boxes, or drinks bottles, or we drive to buy groceries or walk to buy things.
I think using a 3D Printer may not be 100% ‘GREEN’ or environmentally friendly but we can try to make it ‘99% ENVIRONMENTAL FRIENDLY and GREEN’. We need to have more understanding of Additive Manufacturing:)

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