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Here is my letter to Amnesty International:

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Here is my letter to Amnesty International:

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Pick a partner and start asking questions:

What kind of carry-on bag do you have? Where did you get it? How much did it cost? What do you put in it? Where (which pockets)? Why do you carry what you carry? Describe your worst-ever carry-on bag experience.

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Please use this Padlet to capture your notes, quotes and sketches as we take on a sustainability problem we all share: How to have what we need when we get where we're going, without hurting the planet. In other words, redesigning the carry-on bag.

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The Guardian on the impact of flying (and luggage) on the environment

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Through a UK company called First Luggage, travelers pay £0.25p per bag to supporting carbon reducing projects such as reforestation

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The story of a techie whose brand new $399  "smart bag" rang alarm bells and nearly got her kicked off a flight: "My body turned cold"

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Travel is awesome, it's good for the soul and connects people and cultures. But as more and more of us travel, we leave more and more carbon footprints behind. Bad for the planet.

How might we redesign the carry-on bag so that we have what we need when we get to where we're going? And help the planet?