Don't Waste Your Waste

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  • Опубликовано: 8 фев 2012
  • The basics of sustainable waste management in animated form, produced for the Östergötland County Council in Sweden, for the "Waste To Energy" EU project.
    Concept, script, design and art direction by Dedicate, animation by Jonas Porsgaard of SAPP (sapp.se).

Комментарии • 86

  • @jayantmitragarg8659
    @jayantmitragarg8659 8 лет назад +7

    best video on recycling...

  • @muserrefyetim1356
    @muserrefyetim1356 4 года назад +12

    Who is watching this a homework-_-

  • @eduardhanekom4124
    @eduardhanekom4124 6 лет назад

    Very nice and useful. Will share it now with attendees at the Prov Waste Management Officers Forum .

  • @zlushchaya
    @zlushchaya 9 лет назад +3

    В общем, мусор - это не такой уж и мусор!

  • @MarariVillasPrivatePoolVillas
    @MarariVillasPrivatePoolVillas 8 лет назад

    Thank you, will share on our page!

  • @jayantmitragarg8659
    @jayantmitragarg8659 8 лет назад +3

    mind-blowing

  • @markfarquhar5240
    @markfarquhar5240 10 лет назад

    Its gets even better.
    Continued to improve recycling process..

  • @noahjames2331
    @noahjames2331 7 лет назад

    This video helped me a lot with my homework.

  • @sztellanora
    @sztellanora 9 лет назад +4

    Valentino Ristevski:
    Great video, it can really have a big effect on the values of people (especially because they get the sense that a lot of other people are already doing this).
    However, there was this constant theme of "creating jobs", when we already know that since the 90s, productivity has been completely decoupled from human labor; human labor is actually inverse to productivity in more and more fields. Human employment is becoming pretty much obsolete.
    The problem is not automation; that is natural; we need to change the economic paradigm. Just like we eliminated abject slavery due to mechanization, we need to eliminate wage slavery as a response to automation and computerization. Universal Basic Income seems to be inevitable, as an Oxford study shows that 46% of the US jobs will be eliminated by 2033, and that 40% of Australian jobs will be eliminated by 2025 due to automation. This applies to other developed countries as well. Note that there was "only" 25% unemployment during the Great Depression.
    Even in the case where you argue that repairing things might result in creating human-exclusive labor roles. An example: producing simple, molded chairs by machines from one durable material (which is light, and easy to recycle) is much less resource-, energy-, and labor-intensive than continuously producing and repairing elaborate wooden chairs - on the long run ;)

    • @baverfjant
      @baverfjant 8 лет назад

      sztellanora But the system has created a lot of jobs in Sweden. 32 waste management plants are treating 99% of our garbage and garbage that we import from Norway, Italy, UK and Ireland. The recycling is of course possible thanks to machines and technology but there's still a lot of people working with the transportation, management etc. etc.

    • @sztellanora
      @sztellanora 8 лет назад

      It already created them, and will not create more (the word "lot" is relative anyway). Say goodbye to the jobs in the transportation sector, as it will be automated in the following decade (self-driving cars and trucks already on the road). And one cannot say there are a lot of people working in management; it is typically a sector where relatively few people work, and you know that ;)

    • @baverfjant
      @baverfjant 8 лет назад

      sztellanora What I do know is that it creates more jobs than simply not doing anything. Even if it only employs 10 people (which it don't) it's still better than 0.

    • @sztellanora
      @sztellanora 8 лет назад

      Again, automation and computerization are destroying jobs faster than we can find out was of employing people. And I think you would agree that +10 jobs are less than -46% of all jobs ;)

    • @baverfjant
      @baverfjant 8 лет назад

      sztellanora The debate about machines taking our jobs is a long and complicated debate.

  • @marga2411
    @marga2411 11 лет назад +1

    thank you very much!!!!

  • @markfarquhar5240
    @markfarquhar5240 10 лет назад

    I'm All in, every day.

  • @meliciamarkey8150
    @meliciamarkey8150 4 года назад +2

    Notice how this is my school hw 😐
    Online school sucks

  • @TheJaredtheJaredlong
    @TheJaredtheJaredlong 9 лет назад +4

    So how much of my Ikea furniture - for all intents and reasons - is trash?

  • @creation8036
    @creation8036 3 года назад

    Thank you

  • @NurAzizah23
    @NurAzizah23 9 лет назад +3

    thank you, 'save our earth" :)

  • @izzatunamal7260
    @izzatunamal7260 5 лет назад

    Back to awareness & education to safe our environment and earth as well

  • @gadineshkumar
    @gadineshkumar 9 лет назад

    Very informative! :)

  • @robloxgod5415
    @robloxgod5415 9 лет назад

    What program did u use to make this?

  • @empireofyuval9070
    @empireofyuval9070 2 года назад

    Thanks a lot and please start your channel again

  • @marga2411
    @marga2411 11 лет назад

    hi! nice video i would like to know what application you used to create this? please reply asap thank youuuuuuu :D

  • @FoUTanzania
    @FoUTanzania 7 лет назад

    Great!

  • @yelenafeldman1524
    @yelenafeldman1524 4 года назад

    This video is so educational

  • @DedicateTube
    @DedicateTube  11 лет назад

    It was in flash.

  • @Johnwick-mg5xn
    @Johnwick-mg5xn 4 года назад

    Yes

  • @THEBO55MAN
    @THEBO55MAN 5 лет назад +5

    This is my School homework

  • @dinasydorenko950
    @dinasydorenko950 6 лет назад

    What about plastic? Why it is not with glass, metal and paper?

  • @zaidelhadary4999
    @zaidelhadary4999 7 лет назад

    Great video

  • @harisbinsaeed
    @harisbinsaeed 7 лет назад

    Listening him with XX intro sounds so awesome try it ;)

  • @MsFernanda01
    @MsFernanda01 4 года назад

    This was made 3 days before my son was born.

  • @katohdaijiro6811
    @katohdaijiro6811 7 лет назад

    Hello, may I ask if you would like to put your video in the company to play?

  • @rhayvenlance
    @rhayvenlance 5 лет назад

    Can i use your video in a presentation?

  • @markfarquhar5240
    @markfarquhar5240 10 лет назад

    The program continues to progress with employees participating to recycle plastic beverage containers

  • @forever_398
    @forever_398 5 лет назад

    Composting? Why was’nt Composting mentioned?

  • @gabilovely
    @gabilovely 6 лет назад

    Hi Valentino! I was wondering if I could use just a few seconds of this video of yours for a school project about plastic pollution? Literally just a few seconds.

    • @DedicateTube
      @DedicateTube  6 лет назад

      gabilovely go for it. Keep me in the loop though.

    • @gabilovely
      @gabilovely 6 лет назад

      Valentino Ristevski thank you very much!! I'll send you the link of the video where I use just a tiny fraction of your beautiful animation! Your name will be there as the owner of the footage of course! Thanks again! 😊😊😊😊😊

  • @pattarachaigenpalmtongyuen2755
    @pattarachaigenpalmtongyuen2755 8 лет назад

    How can we do it

  • @esternababan2939
    @esternababan2939 8 лет назад

    nice video i like it.

  • @anunay002
    @anunay002 9 лет назад

    Cool

  • @haharmageddontv6581
    @haharmageddontv6581 9 лет назад

    What's the point of it being called "waste"?

  • @andrewilliams6410
    @andrewilliams6410 10 лет назад

    what program was used to create this

  • @womanofChrist
    @womanofChrist 5 лет назад +2

    2018 anyone
    ????

  • @ige0520
    @ige0520 5 лет назад

    My Aunt works in IKEÄ and says her hands suffer problems(EVEN SHE CANT WRITE )

  • @CarolineMickle
    @CarolineMickle 7 лет назад

    1,000th like!

  • @rizqhilmi6048
    @rizqhilmi6048 3 года назад

    JEFF

  • @macncheese1991
    @macncheese1991 7 лет назад +9

    This could be happening in america, but we're too busy protesting over stupid shit.

    • @XxowendanxX
      @XxowendanxX 6 лет назад

      or engaging in mindless anti-Americanism

  • @beentherelovedit9150
    @beentherelovedit9150 5 лет назад

    ever heard of the plastic road made in india? mad in india! by Alisha Chennai

  • @muserrefyetim1356
    @muserrefyetim1356 4 года назад

    As*

  • @zerowasteaxm6942
    @zerowasteaxm6942 4 года назад

    www.recycla-esp.com les dejo la guia basura cero para los chicos y adultos

  • @ysh9954
    @ysh9954 5 лет назад

    Oh my god don’t Shazam I’m a Marvel fan

  • @wonderlik637
    @wonderlik637 8 лет назад

    interesting/

  • @muserrefyetim1356
    @muserrefyetim1356 4 года назад

    Mostly people are watching this for school

  • @matthelton6637
    @matthelton6637 7 лет назад

    Isn't this just replacing ground pollution for air pollution. Sure, not everything that gets thrown out is burned but burning anything releases hazardous molecules into the air, right?

    • @antipatiko
      @antipatiko 7 лет назад +1

      Matt Helton at minute 2:21 he starts explaining and at min 2:29 he said that they would collect the bio gas to use as fuel

    • @krabchefenstein8373
      @krabchefenstein8373 7 лет назад +1

      Watch it again.

  • @fruitslicers5227
    @fruitslicers5227 4 года назад

    HEllo

  • @fotoarcartpjpnzr8301
    @fotoarcartpjpnzr8301 4 года назад

    Ss4

  • @charliehutch3533
    @charliehutch3533 7 лет назад +3

    HOW RECYCLING DOES DEFINITELY NOT HELP OUR PLANET:
    1. Contamination If there are impurities or toxins on the original
    material, like lead, they’ll usually make it through the recycling
    process and end up buried in the new product, like say, a soda can.
    Have a nice day
    2.hundreds of buildings in Taiwan made from recycled steel have been
    giving people gamma radiation poisoning.
    '' be sure to recycle"
    3.The recycling process produces pollutants In 2009 there were about
    179,000 waste collection vehicles on the road. The exhaust fromf those
    vehicles contains over three dozen airborne toxins.
    '' good ole curb collection''
    4.One recycling plant in Washington state produces more toxic emissions
    than any other
    factory the next three biggest polluters in the area ae also recycling
    plants.
    ''saving the planet"
    5. When paper is recycled, it’s all mixed together into a pulp. That
    pulp
    is washed, cleaned, and then pressed into new paper sheets. During that
    process,, inks, cleaning chemicals, and dyes are filtered out into
    sludge. The sludge is then sent to a landfill, where it leaches dozens
    of toxic chemicals and heavy metals into groundwater. 'nice right?'
    '' matter cannot be created nor destroyed''
    6. There are about seven types of plastic that you’ll find in day to day
    life, and only two of them are recyclable.
    "' W T F " " O M G "
    7. Plastic is a pretty tricky animal overall, but in all honesty, we
    just have no idea what to do with it.
    " It costs $4,000 US to recycle one ton of
    plastic "
    8. oil is a pretty major pollutant. So it makes sense to try to recycle
    used oil right? Wrong.recycling oil creates even more toxic chemicals
    in the process.
    " really? " " yes really"
    9. Aluminum ? Disappointingly recycled soda cans can’t give you the
    quality you need to build an airplane, or even to use in electronic
    circuits. Its just shit aluminum..
    "" they never told us THAT "
    10. More aluminum; The average American drinks 2.5 cans of soda per
    day.That’s about 778 million cans. If 100,000 cans are recycled every
    minute (they are), we’re still about 600 million cans short. And that’s
    just in one day So in only one years time, doing the math for you,
    2,100,000,000 cans unrecycled...

    • @dinasydorenko950
      @dinasydorenko950 6 лет назад +1

      Please give me the links to legal official investigations that I can use about all you wrote. tHANKS

    • @forever_398
      @forever_398 5 лет назад

      Thank you. Getting the “How Recycling Helps our Planet and Why You Are F*cking Wrong about Recycling” book from my bookshelf...

    • @forever_398
      @forever_398 5 лет назад

      #6 is bullsh*t. Plastic types #1-7 are recyclable.

  • @belle5679
    @belle5679 9 лет назад

    Lol

  • @mymateian
    @mymateian 10 лет назад +1

    Nice video, it's a shame though that the English speaking English narrator has to use American words like diapers instead of nappies and pronouce process with an American accent.

  • @noahiyare1176
    @noahiyare1176 4 года назад

    🤢