Gin plastic 2012

4. Jun 2013
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Gin plastic 2012

Hinweis der Redaktion

  1. Each person says their own nameYes, this is the one and only plastic man
  2. PauloLose quality when recycling plastic: one level down
  3. 1.36 billion kilos of plasticLeoKevinExercize: ask for 1/5 of people to stand up; then 4/5 to stand up; talk about how much waste we generate just with plastic bottles
  4. tanay
  5. AnniepolloWe want to further more increase the green line and decrease the blue and red lines
  6. LeoHad idea, perfected it by seeing in another schoolEach month the snack bar uses more or less R$960.00 in water bottles, that’s R$11,520 per year. The plastic cups located all over campus have a price of R$4,750.00 per semester. That’s a lot of money we could save.
  7. paulo
  8. LeoGood material but not too expensive, we were looking for something like thisEach month the snack bar uses more or less R$960.00 in water bottles, that’s R$11,520 per year. The plastic cups located all over campus have a price of R$4,750.00 per semester. That’s a lot of money we could save.There are around 1,600 people on campus, which means we either buy 1500 bottles or 2000. The price for 1,500 Aluminum Bottles costs from R$14,000.00-R$16,000.00, and the prices are subject to changes depending on when we buy it, while the price for 2,000 bottles is from R$18,500.00-R$19,100.00, also subject to change. This may seem like a load of money but if you think about it we would actually save money. Without the water bottles at the snack bar and no plastic cups that’s around R$21,020 per year. We would save at least R$2000 by buying the bottles, and this is just in the first year. In the next years we would only need to buy about 200 bottles for the new students, staff, and faculty members at Graded. Imagine how much money we would have after just the first year; over R$20,000 to use to help improve other parts of the school.
  9. PolloConvenient bottle, little hanger, thermal (talk about cold), color red, eagle, final design looked pretty appealing
  10. PauloBut was implemented in hottest day of saopaulo
  11. kevinWe wanted to replace these water gallon machines into machines that could fit the graded water bottle, and other ones, too. Also, we found out that in some cases, the plastic from the gallons could make the water taste differently, making it impure. The best thing to do was to find a good water purifier, with good size, replace these.
  12. paulo
  13. PolloCouldn’t rely on people making a mess, had to take action (enrola, enrola, enrola, dig deep)
  14. annie
  15. paulo
  16. pauloNot practical because people would theoretically take long to do it and could potentially make a mess.
  17. LeoSófala ascoisasque a gentetentoufazer, e como voce foiatras e quefoiaprovadoporvariaspessoas mas no final naodeixaram
  18. KevinAthletes need gatorade/power ade; picture this after game, etc. etc. etc.
  19. TanayThe way cafeteria washes cups involves waters at high temperatures and a lot of effort to make them available every day in lunch
  20. LeoWe are replacing/putting new water fountains that are accessible for for those with special conditions or disabilitiesCould leave only water fountains, but some people would prefer the water from the machines, so we bring e-coposAlthough graded water is all filtered and water fountains taste perfectly fine, we wanted to make more things available.
  21. PolloTouch on key elements we cited
  22. annie
  23. tanay
  24. KevinGet people to feel it man, make it profound so I can lead up with our kick ass closing thought
  25. Paulo flecha(by the way, I had done this presentation before we’d heard people using this quote the whole day of yesterday)Listen. First of all, I want to make something clear. When you, yourself, yes, you, recycle a water bottle, or restrains from buying plastic cups, or do anything related to what we are saying here, honestly, you’re not actually saving the planet. Don’t be convinced that by buying a reusable water bottle you’ll make the ocean stop having an area of plastic bottles that could cover twice the size of texas entirely. That’s not what we’re trying to promote here. But what we are aiming for is something much greater.First, as a brilliant man would say, be the change you want to see in the world. Take this seriously. Don’t see this as a quote. When you make a choice, a simple choice, of doing one of these things, no matter how insignificant it might appears to you, you’re doing much more than it seems. For example, when you implement reusable aluminum bottles in the place of plastic for yourself, after what you’ve seen in the presentation, for a start, it is already good. And we are aiming so that when you walk out of that door, you feel motivated to do so, because by acting on your own and being the change you want to see in the world, you will influence those around you.I’m not concerned with how many plastic cups you’re able to keep yourself from buying. But what I’m really concerned with is how, by acting a certain way, you’ll take this back to your school, maybe even change around the minds of your friends and lead them into trying one of these ideas, that maybe will even go to the head of your school or institution so THEY can implement these ideas, and kids who start helping out can influence their families, and households, and so on and so forth. So my final message to you is: don’t be concerned whether or not you are saving the world. But do make sure that you do your part, and you contribute your drop to the global effects we are fighting against. Thank you for your time. We are graded gin’s plastic group.