Affaldsdag, Tirsdag den 15. december, på "bundmødet" under COP15

Affald til Design, ’Vugge til Vugge’
Program, Christiania
At undgå affald er at omdefinere affald til råmaterialer for nye produkter. Vi inviterer til at forstå affald som en ressource, på linje med alt andet biologisk materiale, som enten vil kunne komposteres eller genbruges.


Her nogle udvalgte programpunkter:

Til Resursium-folket:

• 10.10-11.45 Anders ’Historiefortæller’ Shagembe, Genbrugslegetøj og andet Skrot-godt, Workshop for børn og deres voksne
• 14.00-14.15 Dagens Begravelse: Affalds(begrebet), Gravsten ved Anders ’Stol’ Hansen
• 14.20-15.05 Anders ’Historiefortæller’ Shagembe, Anders ’Stol’ Hansen og Matthias Murjahn, ”Demonstratorium” om og med genbrugskunst
• 15.35-15.50 Sussi Hørup, Erhvervsakademi DANIA, Skive. Afdelingsleder for produktionsteknolog-uddannelsen, ‘Hvordan Erhvervsakademiet arbejder med Cradle to Cradle i Uddannelsen af Produktionsteknologer’
• 17.50-18.10 Kaye Kirsch, 'Fortæller og viser klip fra film om skraldets cyklus-
• 18.15-18.35 Lille film om kunstneren Julie Kyhl, 'Fra skidt til Skat'
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  20.00-20.45 Anne Marie Helger og Peter Larsen, ’Skrot op’, show
  
  
  

Til Demonstratorium-folket

• 12.15-13.45
  Martin Fluri, Vugge til Vugge Danmark, ”Cradle to Cradle as a concept and in Denmark"
  Hans Havers, Leder af EPEA Eindhoven, "Product-innovation in a Cradle to Cradle context and how Cradle to Cradle is picking up speed in Holland."
  Kees Noorman og David Goehring, Ledere af arkitekturfirmaet William McDonough + Partners EU, "Cradle to Cradle architecture"
• 15.10-15.30 Zdenek Lycka, ambassadør, Tjekkiet, ”Om affaldsdesign med eksempler fra tjekkisk glaskunstner”
• 15.55-16.15 Dr. Aili Pyhälä, At slutte cirklen: Hvad forbrugerkulturen kan lære fra oprindelige folkeslagcan learn from indigenous communities'
• 16.20-16.40 Tor Nørretranders, 'Indfødte på Planeten'
• 16.45-17.10 Peter Bastian, ’Forskellen på Overlevelsesinstinktet og Udviklingsinstinktet’, samt trut i horn!
• 17.15-17.45 Panel med dagens gæster

Inspirations-sites til uddannelse

Video Project x
Non-profit source of educational programs for a safe and sustainable world.

Planet Pals x
Let's learn to PRECYCLE. "Precycling" means we can "preventing recycling" by taking a little action before.

Earth's 911 x
A public and private sector partnership to empower the public with community specific resources to improve their quality of life.

Recycle City x
Learn how to recycle, reduce, and reuse waste.

Earth Day Groceries Project x
School project to recycle a billion paper grocery bags.

RecycleNow x
Campaign aiming to get people to "recycle more stuff more often. Most people already recycle to some degree and this campaign is designed to encourage everyone to do a bit more."

British Glass x
Educational site with facts about glass recycling.

Roscoe's Recycle Room x
Fun games, recycling facts and educational activities.

Quest of the Ringleaders x
A cyber-adventure of the Ring Leader Recycling Program.

The Imagination Factory x
Creative ways for kids to recycle.

Video Project x
US non-profit source of educational programs for a safe and sustainable world.

Norcal's Pier 96

Norcal Waste Systems handles most of San Francisco's household waste. Driven by SFs regulative pressure the company invests in new techs:

Quote The Economist:

"In another cathedral-like warehouse by municipal Pier 96, Norcal sorts the stuff local residents put into their recycling bins. An impossibly complicated network of conveyor belts, chutes and tubes whizzes the trash this way and that. Machines separate out different materials, in much the same way as Mrs Hiyale and her fellow rag-pickers do back in Mumbai. A magnet lifts up any iron and steel. A gadget called an “eddy-current separator” causes other metals, such as aluminium and copper, to jump, literally, off the line into different bins. A series of whirling discs arranged into a steep slope carries the lighter goods—mainly paper—upwards but allows heavier ones to fall. Workers pick off phone books, glass and plastic bottles."