Meet 8 Young Founders Turning Trash Into Cash | World Wide Waste | Insider Business

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Publicado 2022-12-28
Young inventors and entrepreneurs across the world are coming up with new ways to deal with waste. These businesses are paving the way for a new generation of creative solutions to our trash problem.

00:00 Introduction
00:55 Kenya Bricks
06:45 Plastic Bag Sneakers
10:41 NOLA Glass
15:52 PVC
22:34 Coconut Briquettes
28:25 Skateboard

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Meet 8 Young Founders Turning Trash Into Cash | World Wide Waste | Insider Business

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  • @BusinessInsider
    We want your help expanding Insider's videos about the environment, climate change, and sustainability. Tell us your thoughts in this 2-3 minute survey: bit.ly/InsiderWWWsurvey 

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  • @turmat01
    That Kenyan boss is awesome. This dude's job is to throw plastic into a machine, and she's like "This is the guy who starts our production. Without him, we are nothing!". Awesome mindset.
  • @thickgrater
    It's amazing that it's mainly regular people/citizens that could do something that most huge and powerful corporations, don't even try or care to attempt doing to preserve the Earth. Kudos to them, I hope they're successful in their endeavors.
  • @BonoMourits
    "It either works, or it works." Words from a great man.
  • @N..P..
    The woman running the brick business is incredible. I'd kill to work for someone with that much respect for their employees.
  • @ginaroberts2964
    If you really think about it, we can never, ever get rid of anything, it just takes on another form. I'm so inspired and proud of these young people doing what they can to help eliminate garbage waste from our earth and form it into useful things.
  • @edwardxlee1990
    Seeing all these young minds working together for a major issue brings me hope for humanity
  • @luffirton
    This is so inspiring, it shows that it isn’t impossible to get our trash under control. The business case for reforming trash into new products or different products is both sustainable economically and environmentally. You just need people with guts to start businesses involving trash.
  • Small changes cannot change the world themselves, but small changes are what add up to become big changes that have the power to change the world. I am so proud of them, especially seeing how eco-conscious they are at such a young age.
  • @rthao2091
    This brick girl/woman is amazing!!! Props to her. Wishing her success that she definitely deserves.
  • @Sigurther
    Alhaji's story is amazing and his coconut briquettes are the perfect product for his region and potentially many more. I wish him nothing but success.
  • @anitaswart.
    Well done the two South African ladies. I'm South African living in the UK and came here for my husband's medical problems, but the doctor made a mess of the operation and what was a hip replacement caused him to be in bed for 10 years and not interested to help. I miss my country every day and at 72 to see young people thinking outside the box is heart warming. Thank you
  • @sydyidanton5873
    Terrific to see such ingenuity to resolve major environmental concerns. The world is good hands if this incredible mindset is prolific in the younger generations. My only concern is the process involved with the coconut shell bricks, I just hope what ever ‘secret ingredient' is added will not be harmful for the environment or human health, particularly as it burns and is unavoidably inhaled despite the minimal smoke claims. I sincerely wish for their own respiratory and general health these great people would wear high filtration respirator masks when working with plumes and fine dust, even products that produce any form gassing. For all their fantastic work, the last thing they need are health issues developing.
  • @ladycupcake299
    As a Nigerian, I just have to say that Kenyans are worth emulating! They are really an amazing peaple!
  • @a.l.a.7847
    Completely in awe of the inventiveness, grit and vision of these young founders!
  • @CGKreations
    I love seeing things like this especially the young couple with the glass. I have worked in the waste recycling as a truck driver/ sanitation worker so I know the process of recycling. I also worked in an office for a recycling company but I drove a truck for over 20 years working in this field. So seeing all these young folks doing there part in using waste and turning it into something beautiful with also creating jobs for others. I would love to do something like this.
  • @Wyatt-Benson
    These are great people turning garbage into useful things. There is so much creativity and inspiration in people. Society needs more of these people to transform the planet.
  • It's great to see people finding solutions to problems instead of spending their lives creating problems for others.
  • The dude weaving the basket is an absolutely legendary artist. So cool and all by hand, from scrap to beautiful art 💯❤️
  • @bellaciaonft
    Alhaji with Coconut Briquitte, you've truly ignited a flame within me. Your story of overcoming hardship during your early years, coupled with your mastery of English and your indomitable entrepreneurial spirit, leaves me awestruck. I find myself in profound admiration of your journey. The hope and conviction you've instilled in me towards my own ventures is invaluable. Thank you for being a beacon of resilience and a source of inspiration.