Humans create over 2 billion tons of garbage every year. We all have to live with that. Others are doing something about it: They're making vegan leather from rotten mangoes, recycling plastic into bricks, stuffing teddy bears with cigarette butts, and lacing up sneakers made from shopping bags. Welcome to World Wide Waste, a series about the messes we make and how people deal with them. This is melted plastic mixed with sand. It tends to look like poo. Ideally speaking, it's very visual like that. And it becomes as hard as concrete once a hydraulic press squeezes it into shape. A company in Nairobi wants to install these plastic bricks on streets across Kenya's capital. Could they become a solution for a country where 90% of roads have never been paved? And are roads made from plastic trash really a good idea? We went to Nairobi to meet the young inventor making bricks out of worldwide waste. Đóng

Humans create over 2 billion tons of garbage every year. We all have to live with that. Others are doing something about it. They're making vegan leather from rotten mangoes. Recycling plastic into bricks stuffing teddy bears with cigarette butts and lacing up sneakers made from shopping bags. Welcome to World Wide Waste - a series about the messes we make and how people deal with them. This is melted plastic mixed with sand. It tends to look like food ideally speaking that it's very visual like that and it becomes as hard as concrete once a hydraulic press squeezes it into shape. A company in Nairobi wants to install these plastic bricks on streets across Kenya's capital. Could they become a solution for a country where 90 percent of roads have never been paved and are roads made from plastic trash really a good idea? We went to Nairobi to meet the young inventor making bricks out of World Wide Waste. Đóng

Humans create over 2 billion tons of garbage every year. We all have to live with that. Others are doing something about it: They're making vegan leather from rotten mangoes, recycling plastic into bricks, stuffing teddy bears with cigarette butts, and lacing up sneakers made from shopping bags. Welcome to World Wide Waste, a series about the messes we make and how people deal with them. This melted plastic mixed with sand. It tends to look like food ideally speaking that it's very visual like that and it becomes as hard as concrete once a hydraulic press squeezes it into shape. A company in nairobi wants to install these plastic bricks on streets across kenya's capital could they become a solution for a country where 90 percent of roads have never paved and are roads made from plastic trash really a good idea. We went to nairobi to meet the young inventor making bricks out of world wide waste. Đóng

Humans create over two hundred billion tons of garbage every year. We all have to live with that. Others are doing something about it. They're making vegan leather from rotten mangoes, recycling plastic into bricks, stuffing teddy bears with cigarette butts and lacing up sneakers made from shopping bags. Welcome to World Wide Waste a series about the message we make and how people deal with them. This is melted plastic mixed with sand. "It tends to sort of look like poo. Ideally speaking, it's very visual like that". And it becomes as hard as concrete once the hydraulic press squeezes it into shapes. A company in Nairobi wants to install these plastic bricks on streets across Kenya capitals. Could they become a solution for a country where ninety percent of roads have never been paid. And Our roads made from plastic trash really a good idea. We went to Nairobi to meet the young inventors making bricks out of world wide waste. Đóng

Humans create over two billion tons of garbage every year. We all have to live with that. Others are doing something about it. They're making vegan leather from rotten mangos, recycling plastic into bricks, stuffing Teddy Bears with cigarette butts, and lacing up sneakers made from shopping bags. Welcome to World Wide Waste, a series about the message we make and how people deal with them. This is melted plastic mixed with sand. It tends to sort of look like poo. Ideally speaking, it's really visual like that. And it becomes as hard as concrete once the hydraulic press squeezes it into shape. A company in Nairobi wants to install these plastic bricks on streets across Kenya's capital. Could they become a solution for a country where 90% of roads have never been paved? And are roads made from plastic trash really a good idea? We went to Nairobi to meet the young inventor making bricks out of World Wide Waste. Đóng