15 Inventions Made Using Garbage | World Wide Waste
Вставка
- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- From furniture made of chopsticks to coffins made of mushrooms, these inventions are turning pollution into productivity. We made a list of 15 innovations that save garbage from landfills and smog from the skies in an effort to reduce worldwide waste.
MORE WORLD WIDE WASTE VIDEOS:
We Recycle More Steel Than Plastic. Why Does It Still Pollute So Much? | World Wide Waste
• We Recycle More Steel ...
Young Inventor Makes Bricks From Plastic Trash | World Wide Waste
• Why Wind Turbine Blade...
How Mushrooms Are Turned Into Bacon And Styrofoam | World Wide Waste
• How Mushrooms Are Turn...
------------------------------------------------------
#Waste #Recycling #BusinessInsider
Business Insider tells you all you need to know about business, finance, tech, retail, and more.
Visit us at: www.businessin...
Subscribe: / businessinsider
BI on Facebook: read.bi/2xOcEcj
BI on Instagram: read.bi/2Q2D29T
BI on Twitter: read.bi/2xCnzGF
BI on Snapchat: / 5319643143
Boot Camp on Snapchat: / 3383377771
15 Inventions Made Using Garbage | World Wide Waste
it would be nice if Business Insider put every single company's social media links to save people who are interested in buying some time from searching for these companies.
Actually they do give links of the websites and accounts but in the respective video of each of this episodes
Or investing in. Of course, we can't have good world saving ideas being easy to track down, like no info basically when it came to the companies, or company that was handling these operations.
@@terminator6826 I haven’t seen them in the discriptions
@@terminator6826 But the least they could do is link their own videos in their OWN compilations.
One big problem however remains: All the plastic waste used e.g. as bricks still are beeing used in the nature for roads for example. Through erosion and time lots of small plastic particles are rubbed down which again results in enviromental pollution.
true but we don't have another choice as burning it would create really bad pollution. Atleast its being re used (sorry for my bad English)
How do you suggest we get rid of plastic then?
What is your *solution?*
@@Zeverinsen Right now ther is no solution to get rid of plastics completly. I don't critize any of these inventions but I do wanna point out the fact that plastics are one of the worst things humanity discovered and now doesn't know how to control it's impacts.
@@Zeverinsen Burn are better.
@@Zeverinsen Make only really good, durable and reciclable plastic for many cycle generations. Burn the rest into energy. Pass the CO2 emissions through a cannabis field for fibre production and to soak the CO2...
Investing in cryptocurrency is the best way of
getting ahead to build wealth, investing remains a
priority. The Cryptocurrency market has plenty of
opportunities to earn a decent payouts, with the
right skills and proper understanding of how the
market works, I pray that anyone who reads this
will be successful in life..
that's why I have to start forex trading 2months
ago, now am making constant profit from it.
but this is often presented in forms of daunting
technical charts, indicators, patterns
Trading systems allow you to limit the factor of
emotional influence on decision-making,
as well as to give the trade a certain degree of
systemic character.
This is very correct and good
shrooms and algae are not exactly "garbage", but their use as a sustainable resource is still inspiring.
Perhaps instead of garbage they should say "waste"
Algae can be seen as "garbage" in some ecosystems. Too much can block sunlight below the water and kill aquatic plant life. How you end up with swamp and bog.
@@LabrnMystic Where did you read that? Algae is algae. It's a microorganism. Nothing waste about that. Waste in an ecosystem? Algal blooms only mean there's something wrong already.
I think they were talking about the waste that they use to grow the shrooms from
@@BeeRich33 they form blooms in rivers and removed by governments
The mushrooms are grown on waste. Specifically, agricultural wastes like corn and wheat stalks.
Most of these aren't using garbage at all and a few are actually creating something that won't break down as fast as the original organic matter would. Only a couple ideas are high impact recycling ideas. Of all the great ways to recycle, I'm not sure why 80% of these were selected for this video.
But... but... it's labeled eco-friendly! Surely Business Insider wouldn't tell us something so blatantly wrong, would they?
It is amazing how impactful the greenwashing propaganda actually is when scrolling through the comments here.
Yeah, mushrooms aren't garbage and selling toys made with cigarette buds to children's are impactful but not necessary in the a way that I would call eco-friendly.
@@Eclipsing_SUN For the mushroom one, the mushrooms grow on a bed of wood chip waste and hay
@@MultiEquations You're right good catch thanks.
@@MultiEquations Still, how is that garbage? Put wood chip "waste" and hay in the ground and you could trust you'll have some pretty nutritious soil in a matter of weeks.
Meanwhile American Supermarkets: *individually wraps bananas and apples in plastic*
My school buys unwrapped fruit then wraps them all individually, it's so pointless
That is appalling, what are they thinking?
They don't in Arizona
not all of them. my local on buys them in cardboard crates with egg crate separators. all paper recyclable.
Wow really? I live in one of the top 10 largest cities in America and I have never seen individually wrapped produce... Ever. Even at the beginning of the pandemic. 🤔
Had a few thoughts about this:
With the chopsticks, they could also be shredded into wood chips.
India seems to have more cost efficient and truly circular ways of reusing waste. The US companies always seem to suffer from over-complicating the process which makes it too expensive to scale up or become mainstream.
Lastly, I really hope the products being created end up being properly disposed at their end-of-life (especially single-use ones like the pineapple plates). In the case of the plates, hopefully people are composting them, rather than throwing them away. Otherwise it doesn't really keep waste out of the landfill, it just delays that inevitability.
IN INDIA WE LITERALLY SINCE ANCIENT TIMES HAVE BEEN DOING SUSTAINABLE STUFF, LITERAL FKN SMART STUFF,AND ONCE THESE COUNTRIES GET TO KNOW ABOUT THOSE, THEY'RE LIKE "WOW NEW DIscovEry Lessgo patenT iT".
LITERALLY CAN NAME A BILLION THINGS LIKE THIS.
BUT MAYBE LETS START WITH *GRAVITY*??
IK SOME OF THE WESTERN PEOPLE HERE WILL FIND IT HARD TO ACCEPT BUT,UGH YOU'VE NO CLUE HOW MUCH YOU DONT FUCN KNOW.
BE THANKFUL WE HERE, LOL.
This is terrible video. All of companies presented have serious flaws and are extremely unsustainable. For example furniture from chopsticks is an unscalable labor intensive business based on lack of ban on single use chopsticks in Vancouver. Shoes from plastic is the same. Labor intensive and cheap only because cheap labor.
Yeah man, the world will be so much better with skeptics like you, right?
@@sumantraraychaudhuri3077 He has a valid point. These ideas were touted as eco-friendly, sustainable and waste recycling which they are clearly not.
The only good ideas were those that didn't 'reuse' single use items and didn't rely on mixing plastic with organic. Maybe the world would be better if more people were skeptic instead blindly parroting what they are told.
Turning crap into more crap is, I guess, better than just creating brand new crap.
However, the fumes created by heating plastics are not negligible.
As with all media, research further before endorsing pls.
Yay for mango leather tho, and the carbon tiles were very interesting, gonna look into that idea further.
The biodegradable coffins look like styrofoam imo, so I'm wondering if they can use that to substitute styrofoam things
4:18 I saw some bricks made out of this stuff in a museum in DC! They had built a lot of the displays with them
You can grind up unwanted comments to make new ones.
those mangoes seemed to be in excelent coditions, why were they considered garbage and not donated to those who need food?
I really don't see the appeal of the avocado stone thing, it is biodegradable in the first place and it's only real value is in replacing something that is wasteful... but it seems like more effort and energry is used in making it than warrents it
Same as mangoes
@@tcmcity51 and that algae mixed with plastic one
@@harrymu148 no that one is good ..it makes the shoe biodegradable
@@tcmcity51 I was talking about the one that had a surf pad as part of their product lineup
@@harrymu148 it’s better than the entire product being made out of plastic. I understand that it still uses plastic, but at least it’s a smaller quantity so a step in the right way
A,lot of this is not about recycling, it’s about extra income streams. I always have a problem with “food waste” from things like banana production. All of those extra products are stripping nutrients from local soil. The ag waste should be returned to point of production.
I assume those mangoes used for leathers are expired, therefore no one buys it? They don't throw away good mangoes for no reason, right?
Not always.
As a truck driver, I've had produce get rejected from big-name companies if they see a few that are bruised or not good enough.
If a box has a moldy one on top, that might have gotten too much air exposure or something on it whereas the rest in the box are good, the whole box can get rejected.
I have even had food that was plastic sealed and then boxed, where the box was damaged and the whole thing rejected, even if all the plastic bags were intact.
@@LabrnMystic The whole box!? If the concern is the rest will be rotting quickly as well they can sell the box cheaper with note "must be consumed quickly" or something.
@@imageez they should! But sadly that's not how thing work in today's businesses
That mango not garbage tho. It look fresh enough for food
CMIIW
To the people complaining about the plastic usage: WHAT do YOU suggest we do with the plastic then?
If we don't recycle it, *what then?*
How do we replace and get rid of it, if you don't want us to recycle it?
Remember that something being durable is necessary, so it doesn't get instantly thrown away.
If it is possible to make all plastic products recyclable, we will essentially be able to cut down on the plastic produced in the first place, and harvest the ocean and landfills that are currently filled with the stuff.
How? Land fills. That’s it. Can’t reuse plastic. All of this stuff is just nonsense. And pollutes even more, because instead of hiding it under ground, you’re keeping it in the open
@@jamesbizs ummmm are u sure u know what recycling and pollution mean?
@@jacksonmcnuggets7488 tell us what are you doing about it to make it better my friend. Not being sarcastic.
Pulverize and shove that shizz back down into the oil wells it came from
So how is it any different if the mangos end up in a landfill as opposed to becoming chemically processed and then end up in a landfill?
Atleast they get used one last time instead of straigth out thrown away.
@@gamedominatorxennongdm7956 used one last time? It’s mangoes!
Well, hopefully they get composted instead.
Because it's better to use the mangoes instead of using plastic.
Because they can replace the extremely unsustainable plastic leather that is now serving as the only source of vegan leather. So they're taking excess fruit that would just be thrown away and turning it into a biodegradable, environmentally friendly and sustainable source of vegan leather.
fruit leather - nah ima stick to real leather its the one thing i dont see making it as riding gear
Not a fan of the plastic road bricks. as someone here has already pointed out. they will degrade into microplastic and into the environment, making it harder to contain.
as for the various products reusing plastic bags. given that many countries are banning or severely reducing single use plastics, those business may find their source material drying up.
Cigarettes to children toys- no thanks, I dont want the chemicals from cigarettes going into toy stuffing and then exposing it to my kids..
Algae products - great idea, but I thought we were looking to use algae to produce oil, which would be more valuable ?
Don’t worry, they won’t be running out of plastic bags ANYTIME soon. The amount of single use plastics there could last them thousands of years
I feel running out of single use plastic bags to make stuff out of it would be a good thing.
They said cigarettes were soaked into sterilizing chemicals what are you talking about
@@lawilnet sterilizing chemicals sterlise not remove chemicals. have a think first.....
@@TheRahsoft sterilizing chemicals is useful in terminating microbial count which reduce significantly its amount. Even though I agree it should be called desinfection since it can't completely terminate bacterias, toy stuffing is not really supposed to get in touch with your kids, so there shouldn't be any risk your kids catch anything
Excuse my bad English if I've done mistakes :/
Amazing invention! It gives a hope that we can tackle the problem of pollution
Not by any means.
The pop tab one I did something similar. I collected pop tabs and used them to make chain mail for a costume! Worked really well!
Also I so want a mushroom coffin when I croak
India is really putting in some work to sustain the Earth. They have many great innovations for a greener planet on this channel. Thank you so much. ❤️
"Literally 99% wont see this but, Whoever sees this have a good day and stay safe" ❤️
Have a cookie 🍪
The soot in to tiles thing is actually awful for the environment. The tiles are made from concrete, which is a large source of greenhouse gasses, then it is "watered for a week" so that they cure properly. They also state that the only carbon they are capturing is particulate matter, *not* the stuff that is causing global warming.
There was a video I found a while back talking about the process (the place all the clips in this video came from), only a small amount of soot is used, it is still being produced and there is no carbon capture from the smokestacks ect, it's just plain old charcoal.
According to the video, it’s soot, which *is* carbon, but particulate, and is itself a *huge* climate problem, in that it also traps heat in the atmosphere.
Those smog tiles look beautiful 😳❤ I could definitely see that outside beautiful buildings
Awesome. More of this. In ancient cultures humans would use every bit of any food or animal to make items. Consumerism has made us loose that
9:10
#12 is just making more plastic! It's not even biodegradable.
Those are some great ideas! :-)
But now I'm concerned that the inside of a pillow or children's toy could get children cancer or hooked on nicotine.
They cleaned them with a sanitizer. The subtitles explained that
the nicotine is removed during manufacturing.
@@barbebrown7753 Ah yea good, let's put chemicals on top of chemicals then put them in something your head contacts 6-8 hours a day or something children put in their mouth... what could possibly go wrong?
I've lost quite a good number of coins in the current dip,I just hope I find a way to recover from such a massive loss......
Taught the name look familiar I've heard similar testimonies about him all over UA-cam....
@Vincent Guerrero you just posted almost the exact same comment from another account called quinlan pearl. so those are both your accounts youre using to spam this williams person
Fuckin bots
the only problem with all these things is that they'll just end up in a landfill anyway so it doesn't really matter how environmentally friendly they are. Nobody recycles anymore, everybody just throws everything in the garbage and the tiny minority of people that do still recycle definitely isn't enough to change anything, unfortunately.
If I wanted to read I would have go to Wikipedia...
Eye opening episode. The "age of convenience" really did everyone a disservice.
aluminum can re fully recycled though and all of these plants and fruits could have just been composted, if disposal was the desired result.
Banana plants can be used as vegetables too. No need to burn it. Especially the inner portion of the stem tastes amazing
How is it sustainable when they use reisins which are full of PE and other non biodegradable chemicals??
Feels proud to see Indian startups listed in this video.
Inventive, but I don't think mangos in the landfill are the problem
So cool. Nice to see there are people out there actively trying to solve waste problems in these innovative and beautiful ways
Okay, I can't believe I'm saying this at age 31, but _I have found my coffin._
this is really cool, that others are trying to limit the amount of waste going to landfills, we here in america wouldnt dream of doing this because "garbage is gross!"....
I would gladly pay more for a disposable product made from avocado pits. Hopefully not too much until the ball rolls further and the avocado recycle industry surpasses petroleum.
Narrative of Self is the result of a feedback loop between “Separate Self” & Cosmos 🎈
Watching all these ways to save the environment, makes my groin area swell and bulge.
Would you like some assistance?
Please remember to use all natrual paint for algae based material.
Almost all of these products are expensive. You want to put the burden on the consumer to make good decisions. Just like soda companies did with recycling their bottles. Studies are in, it's never worked. What's that about being crazy trying the same thing over and over expecting different results.
6:50
le indians: been making plates out of leaves for CENTURIES.
bruh moment for us hindus because we been way more advanced lmao suckers
Ok here’s a thought eliminating waste before it becomes a problem Reduce is the first tier of recycling. These are innovative yes but it’s like putting a bandaid on a gushing wound it won’t solve the underlying problem
I love these good recycling materials 😊
I LOVE it. This is uplifting and give me so much hope for our planet. Thank you,
I've seen that first woman before from Nairobi. She built her business by herself whilst recycling products that would otherwise go to landfill. She is an inspiration. All these business's are but I'm sorry I will never accept bacon if it's not from a pig.
it is then not bacon if not from a pig
You can, if u r aware how unsustainable animal agriculture is.
@@harsha345155 it is not bacon then. The definition of Bacon. cured meat from the back or sides of a pig.
Why aren’t the mangoes eaten
What is like about all these things is the are small businesses , use low tech , unskilled pleasant labour ( I'd like to wash plastic bags ) and ingenious ....I reckon govts need to come out of the clouds and give grants to sustainable businesses like this
3. How is using good mangoes using waste?
4. Using resin to join chopsticks might cause more harm than good.
Kenya, Mexico, Brazil, India... But not the west developed world, huh
Everything was cool until the stuffed animals with cigarette cotton. What chemicals are used to get the smell out?
…still doesn’t address the root of our problem in sustainability- our consumption addiction!!
Wouldnt say moss, algae or plants mentioned here in general are garbage
I am interested to see just how biodegradable some of the products are. Like how long will it take, because one way or another these products will end up in a land fill. Those sneakers that are made from plastic bags, as innovative as they are, can't just be thrown away. I as a consumer would want to know because the question is, how much of an impact are we really making on the environment and on "global warming".
None of this really garbage but I only watched the first 5mins
I believe making toys for kids from cigarette waste is not healthy.
I think the editor is confusing ecofriendly with garbage.
It would be ideal if the plastics replacement items would be mandatory and to use what's left of the plastics as bricks etc. To create very little new plastics. In the 1970s I can't remember plasic!
Plastic goes back to the '50's. I'm old enough to know.
Genius. All of these are really clever. Each of these should be in every country!
I thought about using recycled plastics for fence posts or roll way sleepers. The issue is it will break down and not be contained.
Using recycled plastics to stop it spreading further doesn't seem to be a goal.
Using them away from sunlight like internal walls, inside furniture framing, funky lamp shades etc can avoid needing to worry about homogenous color and texture.
Use low energy new plastics where its needing to be cleaned and recycled plastics where is can be rougher.
I wouldn't want to work in those factories without a air-feed respirator
Nz makes fence post out of recycled plastic
@@shanerobertson3222 yup my kiwi brain supports them, i hope the posts are still clean after 10 years. price of timber to re-do a fence line(and other things) will be worth over coming many challenges soon :)
Yay top 492 comments. Love this channel.
Thank you inventors. These will really help reduce plastic wastes. Hopefully, we will have a lot of inventions later on that not only concerns the money but really for the benefit of the mankind and mother earth.
Fruit leather guy looks like a young Donald trump lol
Uh, why are mangoes headed for a landfill? Seems something is out of order. The only thing you're saving is someone's previous bad decision. Last time I checked, wood and bamboo are sustainable.
We all need to do our part to make the world a greener place
What's next a dreamcatcher made from used condoms
Producing bricks out of plastic? Imagine all the smoke being released
Their machines don’t produce any smoke
Hmmm. Can they use obiden and his admin?
Why use garbage when you can dump it into the ocean?
100% Should be dumping our radioactive barrels at the poles, give it a real chance to get diluted 🥳🙆♂️
Really appreciate their efforts and its really inspiring
The young Kenyan man and his brick business are really inspiring, I remember watching him just showing off his proof of concept while now, they have an entire production team!
It's a lady 😅
@@prabh-amrit !!! Regardless, I love them
She's a woman! I know it doesn't seem like a big deal to you, perhaps, but this is part of the larger trend of erasing women and attributing everything to men. If gender wasn't a defining thing, you should be happy to write: "the young Kenyan person and their brick business..."
@@sarjulia she was just mistaken for a man there's no deeper meaning behind it
Great job, still more work is needed
Love that plastic bricks but not the dangerous plastic fumes.
Everything was great until the nicotine bears for the kids 😂
Not nicotine. Only the cellulose filters, sterilized.
alot of this isnt always garbage
0:25 Can anyone tell the song/sample?
awesome content, thank you
Finally some new light! I always thought if they always made nothing into something 🤔 why not make something into a thing!?🤷
Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view !"
Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam."
Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!"
Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..."
Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea !"
Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky."
Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction."
Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment ?"
We live in a time where the world needs more of these great ideas and inspiring people 👍😀
👁️✝️🛐👁️🍞🕯️💧🌋👀👂🙏🏻⏳,
Some are good ideas but GOD tells us not to worry about this earth KJV Bible James 4:4 you adulterers and adulteresses, know you not that the friendship of the world Is Enmity with GOD ? Whosoever therefore will be a friend of the world Is the Enemy OF GOD .
Guys, OK I agree, let's go eco friendly......but this lifestyle should be affordable for EVERYONE not just for the millionaires!!!!....all these procedures are time consuming and the end product cost a fortune...a simple bag made of plastic bags cutted in strips and then sewed down looking literally filthy cost 130 dollars!!!....whaaat?? And many more things, that was just an example!!!....
india , indian inventions, just INDIANS are to be thanked for for arguably 70% of the current day things we're privileged to have.
be it the know;edge of science,vedic stuff, or even fkn practoces.
they've ALWAYS BEEN AHEAD OF TIME DAMN
3 indian products wow🔥🔥
Im mad da food(mango) stuff isnt consumed! Not sure of avocado, but i'd hope they'd've used meat of it for guac or something?? I only said mango cuz it says, 'this will end up in landfill'. Yes, i get da fact ppl are trying 2 come up w/new ways 2 reduce garbage, recycle, etc...but its also a big deal lots of ppl dont have enough food every day.
Another thing...jus from viewing short clips, it appears some of them are jus trading one bad thing(excess carbon) for another(waste of water 2 cool tiles for a month,that is unless it is gray water). Da last one is hwy robbery, its many grannies been making crochet & knit mats for homeless out of plastic bags.
The last one at $133, ouch
I read somewhere that China produces 600 BILLION wood chopsticks annually and is devastating what forests they still have to do so. Seems a bit ridiculous to hold on to this clumsy utensil for cultural considerations.
Ugh I wish they'd use my ex
How will mangoes end up in landfill? I thought they were biodegradable...
Also i don't think mangoes are garbage... There are so many people in india dieing of hunger and first world countries buy the mangoes from India and make it into shoes... I don't know what to say...
13:38mins is how long this video was. It felt like 13mins of which was dedicated to old mutual superfund advertising. This is pathetic because there is a point where advertising goes from being informative to annoying. Geez
That's pretty much how my ex-boyfriend was made.
Grown from mushroom spores, or was he crushed fruit? Either way, I think you're looking for boyfriends in the wrong place.
I'm that ex-bf, can confirm. But I can say the same about you.
Maybe some of these can replace plastic bottle holders
most of these are rly cool, but some just doesnt make sence, chopsticks into furniture? why? use it as firewood. Turning aluminium tabs into fashion? looks cool but dont say its good for enviroment, you gona throw that away in 3 years anyway, just remelt it and use again
Plastic bricks? seriously? Then who gonna stop fire on that street? Whole world fire trucks can't make that right.... Think