Garbage Revolution
Taiwan's pro-democracy movement intertwined with environmental advocacy in the late 80s and early 90s, leading to innovative waste management solutions. Unlike the U.S., where space for trash seemed endless, Taipei faced a pressing need to manage waste efficiently. The city's unique binless system encourages residents to pay for garbage by the bag while making recycling and composting free, promoting a culture of sustainability and cleanliness.In this clip
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