The fallout of the Phosphorous Ban (8 points) Now here is the rub: Detergents wi

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The fallout of the Phosphorous Ban (8 points)
Now here is the rub: Detergents without phosphates do not clean dishes to the standards we are accustomed.

To understand the perspective of a housewife trying to get clean dishes, read the following blog post and answer the following question:
http://www.jillcataldo.com/phosphatedetergents

1. We all know a Jill, or maybe you feel an affinity to Jill yourself. Thinking holistically, what did you glean about Jill Cataldo’s priorities and worldview? Do you think she cares about the environment? Do you think she could care about the environment under the right circumstances?

2. If you wanted to try to change her dishwashing behavior, what could you do or say to try to make her think differently? (Note: This is a really hard question! Consider what you have identified as her values in 7) and try to link this issue to values she holds near and dear. Be thoughtful, and be prepared to share your response with the class as a whole. I will compile the best solutions for us all to look at.)

Explanation / Answer

yes she cares about the environment, she tries to find different menthods which can get her dishes clean but doesn't opted for a wring one. in whole blog she was wondering how she can get the same cleansing effect as it was with the phosphorus rich detergent but couldn't find one .

it is hard to change the behavious because she was finding many flaws in the new detegent powder as it was stinking or was not making it clean as befire but to make her understan dthat the phosphate was banned because of a reason we could motivate her and ask her to spend some extra time on hand washing as it will only take mintue for that but it will save hundreds of plants life.

this could motivate her.

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