How Things Are Made
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Tim Minshall's "How Things Are Made" explores the manufacturing process behind everyday items, from design to delivery. It unveils mega-factories and global shipping, revealing how cars, phones, and cakes reach consumers. The book highlights the system's fragility and environmental impact. Minshall proposes a sustainable future, empowering readers to make informed choices by understanding this complex process for a better world.
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