16 Ways To Fight 2 Billion Tons Of Trash We Make Every Year - Season 2 Marathon | World Wide Waste

[@alilecarpentier9491]

I've seen this episode about gjenge loads of times and honestly nzambi is just so engaging I love her energy shes awesome xxx

[@appleeyewin5938]

you must eat day poo-poo... Do you know day way my butter ?

[@TheoFizylkl]

Mark seems like an awesome person to be. He just seemed genuinely good natured. Good for him. I hope he gets everything he wants in life....

[@vincentogallo1210]

its amazing to see a fellow Kenyan attracting world attention in a NOBLE endeavor . kudos

[@neoliberalerneandertaler9347]

Why not we need more guys like him, we all need to rethink our way of living.

[@joewebster903]

True but she needs new technology and guidance from plastic material scientists with the lastest technologies to increase her output , compatibilization and broaden the end use applications through up cycling and now Supra cycling but like all business insider videos no contact information

[@oxylepy2]

Oh my gosh this woman is so awesome. She's extremely upbeat, nice, and doing something great

[@appleeyewin5938]

you must eat day poo-poo... Do you know day way my butter ?

[@James-il1qk]

😊​@@appleeyewin5938

[@FrankieTheOne]

She seems excited to be making a small difference. I am happy for her!

[@toddamtmann3528]

Right on! It's people like her, that get the ball rolling. (so to speak)

[@theyard6958]

Same. I like her Company name too, GJENGE (Build Yourself) MAKERS.

[@appleeyewin5938]

you must eat day poo-poo... Do you know day way my butter ?@@toddamtmann3528

[@brentshuffler1234]

@FrankieTheOne, Yes! And the good news for the Planet and for all of us is that, if 8 BILLION people each make even a small positive difference each day (e.g., not wasting one grain of rice/food per meal three times a day = tons of food-waste avoided, and more food to feed the hungry in the world), all of those "small differences" add to HUGE BENEFITS. 1% improvement per day = nearly 400% improvement in just a year.

[@BubblesMcGhee]

Can we please take a moment to enjoy the brilliant mind and infectious energy of Nzambi Matee? She’s amazing! I’m looking forward to consuming every bit of knowledge she intends to share & making it work in my neck of the woods. Bravo darling!!

[@deenibeeniable]

I love listening to her speak. The lovely diction, which I always appreciate, and the beautiful accent.

[@Huppy1234567]

bruh you know how much pollution she causing lol? she gotta heat that plastic and cook it

[@jeeves17]

@@Huppy1234567Silly billy. You see that landfill They were picking from? You hear the contract from the US to dump more?

[@Huppy1234567]

@@jeeves17 yeah so she basically taking trash (pollution) burning it to make more pollution into some type of mediocre product lol… you know their is something called air pollution right? 🤡🤡🤡

[@Mitchell_is_smart._You2bs_dumb]

​@@jeeves17the world needs to put its garbage somewhere. what does your reply have to do with their comment anyway?

[@scook449]

I really like the little detail where the shoes made from plastic bottles and shopping bags is wrapped in a bag(likely made from the plastic bottles turned canvas) that is canvas but looks like a plastic shopping bag. So not only are you getting a recycled pair of shoes but also a recycled canvas bag that spreads the word about the recycled shoes. Really good design all around there.

[@JoeBiren-z4h]

Seriously

[@appleeyewin5938]

you must eat day poo-poo... Do you know day way my butter ?

[@quincyjohnson8579]

This is hands down the best form of educational entertainment I have consumed in a very long time! Thank you so much

[@Johnstone565]

Edutainment

[@appleeyewin5938]

you must eat day poo-poo... Do you know day way my butter ?

[@acetech9237]

Incredible woman with an incredible team and an incredible motivator. I love that she gives praise to her people, for whom without she couldn't run a business. Appreciation goes a long long way.

[@appleeyewin5938]

you must eat day poo-poo... Do you know day way my butter ?

[@rs-mt6kl]

The dude who was so excited about creating the title "waterfowl protect specialist".... A+ Job Title for this duck loving man. Very sweet. Very wholesome. I love it.

[@richardprice5978]

the closure of the mining operations in the 🇺🇸 and bird deaths is connected to global trade aka deals with china 🇨🇳 back in 1968-1990 that mine still has minerals that can be used/profitability but no 🇺🇸 government put its own policy and local's last also the company/corporation that operated it pasted its responsibility's off to taxpayers aka the state of Montana, meanwhile there's a good chance that the board and CEO isn't holding the bag as locals are now-stuck with it

[@richardprice5978]

also top brass vs working local's aka anti union

[@rs-mt6kl]

@@richardprice5978 does any of that have anything to do with a man making his own job title for "waterfowl protection specialist"? I don't think so

[@richardprice5978]

@@rs-mt6kl reason the mine is full of water in the first place as if it was a full working mine and men employed working and getting full benefits, the birds wouldn't land there and common thing i noticed that 1970's leaders signed away USA 🇺🇸 manufacturing and or let it go to-S and the need for raw materials like this mine was making so the birds population and humans populations at tied to the decline of manufacturing need's at home there's others points in the video that similar to the Montana mine

[@richardprice5978]

@@rs-mt6kl also anything socialist/average class right's is a dirty word in the 🇺🇸 so it's turned very anti work class's in favour of leadership/1%er's super capitalism, listen 👂to it again there was a worker's strike and the CEO's response was ok i will just buy a mine in china or africa and screw you 🇺🇸 worker FWI im not for lenin or hittler's governments there to exretrme for me for now, but 🇺🇸 in 2023 is doing well for the masses aka slowing failing government

[@felixf4378]

It's amazing how much plastic we use. I decided not to empty out the trash from my car for a week and I literally had one huge 13 gallon bag filled with plastic and this is just my stuff

[@bradsmallwood938]

⁹⁹tf

[@MrLoobu]

Whaaaat, that's like twice what my partner and I together create in total household waste, and we are spoiled Canadians who's food is wrapped in layers of plastic.

[@brentshuffler1234]

Felix F, that is more than the garbage that I have in a year. E.g., I avoid buying any beverages: boil water at home, fill a flask, and always in reusable mug/cup. Hence, no water-bottles, no cartons of juice, or cans of anything to throw away after a single use. All the water that I use from the tap in a month is about U.S.$4 to $5. Many people spend more on one drink than what I use for the whole month, including water for cooking, water for showers, and water for laundry.

[@johna.4334]

@@bradsmallwood938 ???

[@Chemist1076]

waste plastics can be used in many apicatuon but generally building standards don't allow it. part of the problem is the variability in quality.

[@smarshed1659]

Such a wholesome father and son running the aNYbag company!

[@theonlybuzz1969]

A truly wonderful KZbin video, it exposes the every day problems we encounter while trying to dispose of and renew previously unreclaimable byproducts and products in themselves. Personally I loved the high carbon tiles, they are very elegant and sharp in design. Whilst retaining carbon into something that cannot escape into the atmosphere. The cigarettes butts idea was really good that it was reforming something that was of no use and would have taken many years to decompose of. I was impressed by the millennial young people that are putting their mind’s on the way to help reduce the waste into the earth. Hopefully 🙏 we can reduce the impact on our Mother Earth,so that our Childrens future may have something to live for. May god bless you all….

[@lovelovedixie]

I finished this amazing pixel art on the

[@SoHDrxy]

Probably because if we (Millenials) didn't, there wouldn't be a future left for us. The previous generations were ignorant because it was relatively new. We were raised with the internet. Anybody who says "I dunno." like a slackjawed idiot deserves to be selected by natural processes.

[@maxmanx1294]

​@@SoHDrxyThe previous generations weren't ignorant. I've read books & articles published around mid century that try to motivate people to take action. Political will has been missing & now is weak. There are many who merely cared about getting "theirs" and to hell with anyone else. There are & have been a lot of deniers who refuse to think. Corporate greed has been & is still a problem. I am glad that younger generations are making a lot of noise & taking action about environmental destruction. Its engaging that you all forced to because science deniers, greedy CEOs, ladder-climbing politicians, etc. 😢

[@appleeyewin5938]

you must eat day poo-poo... Do you know day way my butter ?

[@gabedarrett1301]

47:42 I think the white color of the fence complements the blue sky and green grass perfectly! Also, I propose using the blades as bus stop overhangs like at 48:03

[@redbarchetta8782]

Watch this video instead of making ignorant comments and you'll get an education on what can happen when we work to better our planet.

[@eggplantandpeach]

Watch docos on PLA plastics. Very promising..

[@wyomingadventures]

@Hycoperosity very true.

[@albertplumer]

A better planet? Ours? No it is not ours Orphans know better.

[@gabrielz2023]

Shut up

[@HighHrothgar0]

Technically I think it would be better to compost the Mangos

[@theonewhoknocks948]

Man she is awesome. Plastic bricks a really good idea.

[@Rrr-bd2pd]

I lover her energy

[@thebeast9869]

Nothing special just melting it down into bricks that is unsafe on roads because it will cause microplastics

[@asunahusama]

@@thebeast9869 It's a step. Which makes it special. She is making a difference.

[@thebeast9869]

@@asunahusama it might be a step but it's in the wrong direction defenitly not forward

[@TheCiaMKultra]

Innovative ! She shows a incredible fortitude toward making her environment a better place to live . True that some of the applications are counter active toward micro abrasive contamination but there is allot of other app that would work perfect .

[@ashes_menagerie]

I love the plastics lady when she says "big up" and fist bumps her co worker. 🥰

[@vincewhite5087]

I remember in early 80’s environmentalists pushed in Canada hard to push plastic as saving paper bags, because trees were used for paper bags. Now we have gone in a circle..

[@SoulDevoured]

It's almost like the only real long term solution is to reduce consumption and reuse what we have. But companies and governments don't want to hear that. If someone's not profiting then well we might have to rethink our economic system.

[@cbalan777]

@@SoulDevoured The problem with reusing stuff is sanitation. Sometimes people suggest reusing glass bottles and refilling them, but you never know what people have done with containers. I've seen people put all sorts of nasty stuff in containers. I wouldn't want to be eating or drinking out of a container that had whatever in it a day ago. People will then say, "but you can wash it out". But if I put paint stripper in a glass and then washed it out and filled it up with water would you chug it down?

[@SoulDevoured]

@@cbalan777 generally when you buy a reusable drinking container it's for your use. And I would assume you'd know what you do with your own container. Reusable containers bought at a shop with the intent for you to use immediately at a fountain or something are sealed.

[@cbalan777]

@@SoulDevoured Right, but then you would have to deal with how the reusable container gets refilled and still deal with, "what did the person before me do to this machine". It's like when everyone goes to one of those ice cream dispensers. you touch the same handle everyone else did, and then use that hand to hold the thing you are eating. Kids try to lick the spout, stick their fingers in it. Let's face it. The reason why there are so many single use items is because people are gross.

[@reyreyareyareya]

The plastic bricks would be amazing for courtyards and sidewalks!

[@Concreteblockmachineug]

The Shoe boxes have seeds in them...That amazed me "the Indian shoe startup"

[@gdhse3]

I am loving those Indian made cement tiles! Would love those in my house!!!

[@snitox]

The government should go through our trash and find common items thrown out in each individual houshold that can be very useful in its second life and then maybe offer a separate labeled trashbag that we can fill it up with that trash and set it aside to be collected and shipped.

[@michaelpowell7120]

Then the Democratic Socialist Party GOV. will set up Fines and Arrests. Accusing wrong doer and the innocent.

[@cleoxo2566]

Really like this series. Thanks!

[@sabastiangabrielle7171]

Nzambi seems super genuine, it is hard to find people like that.

[@djp1234]

3:20 This is a good recycling idea, but I feel so bad for those workers breathing all those toxic fumes. That job will 100% cause health problems.

[@blackrul3z]

Its great yeah.... Its the best for countries where they don't give a sht about microplastic pollution and stuff for example. The EU and the USA will be able to ship plastic waste to africa as paving material... Its a great idea!!! Ohh god man...

[@TJSPARKLE]

I seriously hate the smell of tarmac I would die working there

[@aidanegahdar2708]

@@TJSPARKLE literally

[@MJ-nk3rs]

Thats why they are doing what they are doing to make the world better as the girl who makes bricks she said it's not Zambia problem "it's worldwide problem"

[@MrSkipper13]

Way to go, "Insider Business"! In todays lingo- you guys rock!

[@D_ytAcct]

This series is very good - I really appreciate how you do also assess the efficacy of methods to scale up or compared with alternative focuses /as well as/ share stories of groups tackling our waste problem.

[@DJmallninja]

I learned a lot about how to deliver a very authentic and positive PR statement from Nzambi! She is great, haha

[@BobblinTheGoblin]

Oh my goodness I enjoyed this episode for some reason. I love watching trash get made into something useful. Heck even if it's a Brocken pallet becoming a flower planter.

[@craigjensen6853]

45:34 "The biggest challenge is to get them into the shredder without damaging anything" as the building in the background is shredded and tattered to pieces in what appears to be a series of "oopsies". 🤣 53:06 Wait, so they stamp out new bowls and then immediately throw them into the shredder? Makes sense.

[@ArkAwaits]

those ones were probably the reject pile that couldn't be used for one reason or another but idk

[@MicroDrawss]

Are you a corporate bot?

[@nawanafawn3982]

This is great! But cigarette butts to stuff Teddy Bears ahhhhh NO TO THAT!

[@baronvolkov6172]

My first reaction was a HARD PASS as well Lol

[@jermanngarner7792]

I'm a recycler myself United States Department of Labor HOUSEKEEPING & SANITATION.I ENJOY THIS LESSON

[@tomkelly8827]

The battery recycling at the end was nice to see too. I love the plastic bricks and roads too.

[@ElijahMan2633]

Credit to this woman. 👏🏽

[@ARTBYDJVIC]

Bless you and Your team with the Plastic Bricks 💥💥💥 Something to help our Earth.💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼

[@tuusnullorum]

With the acidic pond, why not just add a base that turns it into saltwater?

[@CarlosMartinez-fv7dk]

The best way to address the wind blade problem is to stop building wind turbines, this is a technology that is unsustainable, unreliable and expensive. Just look how many of these wind turbine already exist, imagine the cost of maintaining all this equipment. We are being sold a bill of goods and will live to regret it in the future.

[@humanistwithadashofsass417]

New sub/ fan here & a fellow Ontarian. My hat’s off to you RESPECT! I never knew your community existed nor how large it is until yesterday. Amazing job catching & exposing this predator & helping to protect our youth. 1st video I’ve watched,I’ll be watching more as I have a 12yr old & need to see who these guys are since the law protects their identities from Canadians! Stay safe & keep up the great work 👊

[@fflk4]

We work for years to have, $1 million while some people I know put a few thousand dollars in some crypto coins trading and they are millionaires

[@Bernd428]

All you need as a beginner to make good profit from cryptocurrency is a professional trader who will trade on your behalf else you may make losses.

[@nwann753]

Trading with an expert is the best strategy for newbies and busy investors who have little or no time to monitor their trade.. I will advise you to stop trading on your own very risky. Seek advice from a professional trader.

[@Kjartan888]

But the recent recession and current crash in the crypto market are giving me fears, I've done a little research into robot technology but haven't found a public company to invest into. Can anyone point me in a direction please?

[@KendrickGary]

Yes, the market crashes. Yes it has not bottomed, Yes it's gonna crash,, does it really matter?, It has no business at this level in the first place, pumped up by the Fed and central banks around the world. You can still be 100% invested at this level. Good luck!. I trade and take quick profit. With this inflation and my expectation on the economy, I am ok with the 95% profit l get from brokers..

[@qiangang-mm2gp]

​@@Gertrude9 How? I'm a newbie in crypto investment, please can you guide me on how yOu made it

[@beth-rg8bm]

58:45 I bet their loved ones adore the smell of their men after they come home from work at the end of a day picking lavender...lucky women!

[@DeconvertedMan]

This is great, but I would be PISSED if cigarette butts were put into any stuffed animals - eeew. No!! >_

[@theonlybuzz1969]

Butt what is the problem with that? They’ve been washed and don’t smell like cigarettes anymore.. I’d have no problem using them.

[@DeconvertedMan]

@@theonlybuzz1969 eeew

[@MistressOnyaCox]

How about using the turbine blades as structures themselves use it to help create tiny housing for homeless if they're so strong n hard to break down

[@drewynter1642]

Honestly first one is a great concept ! Shoutout to my sister's out in Africa! But at the same time when it comes to biodegrade time, it might be bad. Plastic and sand can't bond forever. Long term solution also might be a long term setback. Nonetheless, this is amazing! I watched this video like 10 times, this is the only one that resonates with me.

[@PBMS123]

Good in theory and first thought you might think it good. But as the expert said, Microplastics is a huge problem today, and this will only exacerbate the issue. Not to mention there is no mention of the actual energy/CO2 cost of turning that material into the bricks.

[@danieldevito6380]

Whether that plastic is used for road bricks or just sitting in some dump, it's still going to exist. So, wouldn't you rather it be used for something useful, instead of just being an eyesore? It's not like she's producing brand new plastic to make those bricks. She's just taking plastic that would normal go to the dump, and repurposing for something useful and that's sorely needed.

[@mehmeh1999]

​@@danieldevito6380Concentration and where that concentration is located, is the issue. In the future we may be able to find a definitive solution to plastic waste, and when that solution comes, it'll be far more economical to use it in concentrations.

[@sazennonumber]

Fantastic! Some great strides and ideas. Thank you for uploading.

[@jakecoonen7506]

Stuffing teddy bears with cigarette butts… 🤣🤣🤣

[@redbarchetta8782]

1:38:00 tells you the reason and how it's safe. BTW it's not the butts that go into toys but the remainder of the filters after they have been treated.

[@muhammadusmanmalik1166]

Best Informative Videos 💖

[@MATHOMPYAM]

Yup looking forward to getting my 1 year old a cigarette stuffed bear lol wtf ... 😂 🤣

[@thefighterinhades]

Then don't buy one lol

[@dezahraebostick08]

Cigarette butts idk about but the lady making bricks is AMAZING I found this video originally online in an article and had to come here to comment!! We ALL need to take note of this and start recycling our earth can only hold SO MUCH trash y’all! What are we gonna do then? I think recycling should be a law honestly! But she’s such an inspiration!

[@patman0250]

Millions of dollars spent just to keep the birds out of that lake all these things they use when my idea would have been a woman done thing. And that idea is underwater subwoofers. Placed in strategic places to where the whole lake vibrates absolutely no birds would want to land on that thing. Bam problem solved.

[@trpdon4581]

The lake Is Sulfuric Acid

[@hoangsonle4891]

That's so great ! Once the capacity to handle waste exceeds the amount of waste generated, the world will be clean. I hope 50-100 years from now, the earth will still be a safe land for all of our children and grandchildren

[@jay-rus4437]

“But the Berkley pit is too large to cover, or fill in with earth”. Really? Because they excavated that very hole, so obviously it could be filled in. Humans can accomplish amazing things when motivated by money, but things quickly become impossible when its going to cost.

[@thefighterinhades]

The main issue is that the pit's water level is constantly rising, so even if they manage to somehow fill it up, that will only be a temporary solution, and eventually it will only lead to more serious challenges. So for now, they are only trying to solve the immediate threats. 🙂

[@Vibez-o5k]

I love the lady showing us around the plant.

[@excalibur6159]

Developing countries are doing best in recycling wastes...

[@rjcs2000]

Do not look beyond the facade as it's never pretty. All the pandemic waste and the over production of it, we are going backwards or worse a unknown future buried in waste.

[@meriadocbrandybuck9833]

I have a severe latex allergy. I also react to tropical fruits like mangos. So vegan “leather,” would be an absolute death sentence to me. I hope it’s listed obviously on products, because even touching that could be deadly for me.

[@cr0wsnest]

The important thing is people are trying their best even if they're a drop in the bucket, it's better than setting more stuff on fire.

[@nigelwylie1460]

Thank BI for stitching this all together!

[@kuzadupa185]

I have a hard time believing the money spent paying salaries for those people scaring birds away from toxic water couldnt be instead spent on a permanent solution. Build a roof over the mine or simply FILL IT IN!

[@GIBrunger]

Where dose the water go if you fill it in? The pit is always filling up with new water form the tunnels.

[@Pathos312]

THIS IS TOO COOL! BIG UPS!

[@FrankPCarpi]

Is there a practical way to neutralize the acid in the Butte copper mine pit, without turning it into totally toxic water? Wouldn't reacting the sulfuric acid lake with sodium hydroxide just turn it into a really salty lake, albeit a sodium sulfate lake?

[@tenka__]

prob a cost thing, shooting at birds and detering them costs way less than dumping tons and tons of chemicals to try to neutralize the lake.

[@wyomingadventures]

Like using baking soda to neutralize acid. Not a bad idea.

[@JavierChiappa]

@@tenka__ it would probably be cheaper to use an air-gun, really

[@DGFishRfine1]

Let's try a CAT 797 full of Tums 😬

[@wyomingadventures]

@@DGFishRfine1 😁

[@ChazzleDazzleVideos]

This is so cool thank you guys for your good work you are doing.

[@thisismyname7284]

As long as corporations have zero incentive to create and deliver products with limited wrapping, and have zero incentive to run a clean business, these disasters will continue to happen. Planet is 70%water. Still most innovation is for solar and wind, and not hydro…

[@Bondebillforlife]

"It can squeeze up to 9 bricks at the same time" ... I can relate to squeezing bricks and im impressed

[@wyomingadventures]

Hope they figure out a good way to recycle wind blades. They are dumped in Casper Wyoming's landfills.

[@got2kittys]

There's a company using them as fuel, to make cement. And the fiberglas residues can be used in concrete, with that same cement . It's somewhere in the KZbin black hole, lol.

[@bamcameback]

This was so well made

[@jm361]

Damn I always suspected something crazy was in the shampoo.. Just started to change out what we have, now I gotta figure out the best way to dispose of it.. This by far the best educational thing Ive ever come across aside from Jeremy Rifkin stuff!!

[@zyxw2000]

I love Nzambi's enthusiasm!

[@brittanymadelianne9247]

I wonder if they could use those plastic bricks from the first video to build houses

[@fumanchu4785]

They do this in other parts of Africa.

[@jamesmueller8701]

@Hycoperosity ,,, I remember wearing sandals like that in the early 1970's... Not a real new idea...

[@ShaunaLawler]

Nzambi, congratulations young lady. ...your 1,000W smile wee.

[@shawnnewell4541]

And how healthy are these recycled items for the consumer?

[@redbarchetta8782]

More than the garbage dumps they used to reside in by a long ways.

[@mustlovedogs5569]

Don’t eat the bricks

[@paulbingo1551]

I love the joint globle effort to remove waste.

[@timthompson7205]

This is an amazing idea. I applaud them for coming up with a solution. The question is, is it actually helping? Or is it making things worse? Also should they really be breathing in all those fumes?

[@snakeeater7002]

its not a solution. manufacturers will keep producing

[@timthompson7205]

@@snakeeater7002 hopefully not for too much longer. There's some cool new startups that are coming up with new types of plastics. One in Berlin called made of air. They make a new type of carbon plastic. It's made with rotting wood and carbon captured from the air. They did a whole dealshio for BMW or Audi (can't remember which). Looks really cool though.

[@Mitchell_is_smart._You2bs_dumb]

??? what do you think plastic is made from?

[@ronniepirtlejr2606]

It sounds like an awesome idea & don't get me wrong, I really do like it! But for A road??? Would making a road with recycled plastic contribute to having small plastic particles in everything, around the road and downstream from the road? Think about what will happen to the plastic when the sun, weather & Millions of vehicles driving over it. When it does start to break down,will it break off with the sand particles & blow everywhere? I don't know? it's just a question! I think it would be better used for building structures.👍🙂

[@rondenniel2894]

Just band Christmas trees all together. Is definitely something we can live without. Ban all Christmas decorations as well. They all end up as junk. Is definitely not practical.

[@bryanbrett8943]

Make re-usable Christmas trees out of recycled plastic

[@jamesbrown7314]

Brilliant idea. The idea of turning waste into bricks is genius

[@donnavorce8856]

No one talks about the underlying problem: overpopulation combined with mindless consumption. We're trying to be able to maintain our ridiculous lifestyles, indeed increase our individual footprints, rather than actually address the bloated demands we make on this extremely tiny globe.

[@SheWontStop]

Yessssss Lawd- do something bout them dirt roads

[@BaxterBeat5]

This is just worse... Get your mind straight and understand that it's all about money! Huge companys like those who sell ciggarettes dont give a f#%k about people dying. And neither do the people who pay to smoke, ( you only live once ) at it's finest. Large companys is ruling this world, and if we want them to stop killing people, why havent all countries abandonned shit like cigarettes for example....... because of MONEY. Please get this in your head.

[@aurynintegratievegeneeskunde]

So great these solutions! We truely hope that the fumes do not harm them. We understood that burning plastic is harmful to inhale.

[@jaatproz00s38]

for birds they can use very very very high powered magnet according to the seasons so they will not stop there but that needs a lot of tech.

[@Goody-s5K]

Thank you my friend. Save the animals . Be it birds, fish .....etc liked it.

[@ryanmarshall8925]

Millions of dollats used to scare birds... why so much? simply WHY?! what a perfect example of a huge waste of resources. absolutely insane amount of oversight and spending. if they really need those tools, there were much better options. why not float some shade balls on the water? or simply not buying the MOST expensive firearms and drones and optics. anything is better than is massive waste. none of what they're doing is making a positive impact. they're just doing disaster control and spending tons to do a shitty job at it.

[@Mossyz.]

I love it when i see things like this .

[@abundancesunflower1971]

DJENGE! Smart Company! Smart Lady And Team!

[@maxmanx1294]

Nzambi is spectacular! I'm ready to order now! The pavers are fabulous & the color choices are great! Plastics in roads in concerning though because the plastics are merely redistributed into the environment from using the road. Driving breaks down roads & releases microplastics into the environment.

[@passportpookie-sf5tk]

I love this woman ❤

[@VishnuKamath]

Imagine if all of us stop fighting and work together to fix the problems like these people do.. The world will be a better place.

[@rogerdavies6226]

The guy talking about micro plastics only talked about a problem, where is his solution There is a laundry detergent which has just come to my awareness. It is not in a bottle or box, it looks like a sheet of heavy paper. This alone reduces the amount of plastic jugs in the system

[@benskai2475akurfishing]

Thank you senior, the video is very good

[@benjames370]

Love this series

[@deandean5947]

Keep going Kenya , YEAH!

[@yunlisa2243]

I love these types of inventory for eco friendly 😊😊😊😊😊

[@greglewis8041]

Crows to pick up cirgrett butts, AMAZING 😍.

[@kinwingwu6442]

Well done 😮

[@wagpastie]

loved seeing the part about lavender farming in appalachia. restoring some of the environment while also providing what seems to be a really good job in one of the poorest areas in the united states.

[@kiethj7]

I hate that we just keep putting microplastics in our environment. She can def channel that energy into something much better for the earth. The gentleman protecting birds is a real gem

[@gratefulgal6416]

Awesome Documentary !

[@evelanpatton]

Also: EXCELLENT PEOPLE EMPLOYED!!! 4:20

[@ChazzleDazzleVideos]

The plastic brick thing is amazing and that lady seems like a great boss "he has the magic touch so I let him do his thing" comment was gold more people in management and bosses need to have this attitude and not micromanage employees who excel.

[@pihla3]

Why can't they try plating the electrolyte metal to reduce the metals in the water?? it would remove the metals from the water much faster. And why not use solar power for that?

[@craftylittlerthings]

What a very clever use of waste, it needs made into something else or we are going to be living among it, better living in something made of bricks from it than a plastic rubbish dump. She is a very clever woman.