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007skaty Kamikatsu Waste Sorting
In Kamikatsu, forty-five bins line up along the wall, Sorting eighty percent of every scrap from big to small.
007skaty Since 1989, Curitiba's program has traded four kilograms of trash for one kilogram of produce, diverting 45,000 tons
007skaty A precise, color-coded vector diagram maps out Kamikatsu's extreme waste sorting system.
007skaty Sort trash into the correct bins to learn how recycling sustains a tiny planet.
Kamikatsu recycling: Kamikatsu's intense sorting system achieved an 81% recycling rate, compared to Japan's national average of just 20%.
Into how many distinct categories do the residents of the zero-waste town of Kamikatsu sort their household waste?
What was the recycling rate achieved by the town of Kamikatsu in 2016 through its community efforts?
What economic model focuses on designing out waste and keeping products and materials in use indefinitely?
What is the nickname of Kamikatsu's Zero Waste Center, which is shaped like a question mark when viewed from above?
