environmental issues raised by a product over its life cycle

The supplied diagram demonstrates the data about a product's life cycle and its impacts on the environment.

Overall, it is clear that this is a close process with six to seven steps of a product's life cycle which contributes to its influence on nature.

A product first needs to be planned and designed before being produced. After that, people will calculate and provide the needed amount of material and energy resources to start the manufacturing process in the factory. Finally, the products will be packed and delivered to supermarkets or stores to sell.

Customers who are attracted by the products will take them home and use them. There are 3 ways to solve the used products. All will receive feedback and the company will plan and design the product again. Some of them will be disposed of, negatively affecting nature. On the other hand, some will be recycled and reproduced, contributing to protecting the environment.