Trash Talk: We have a lot to learn about waste
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Trash Talk: We have a lot to learn about waste
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We’re talking trash on this episode of Walls Plus One.
LSU Chemical Engineering Professor Bhuvnesh Bharti is taking a microscopic look at the air we breathe to find the tiny little microparticles of plastic that are drifting about.
Richard LeBouef is the executive director of St. Landry Solid Waste and Disposal District. Thanks to some local government foresight, that parish is doing some really interesting things with waste. Oh, and he’s also a pretty amazing musician. We’ll play one of his songs at the end of the show.
And we wrap up the whole conversation with Baton Roots Program Manager Mitchell Provensal. He’s going to tell you about an easy way to compost food waste at home rather than sending it to the landfill. It’s called bokashi and he has a full demonstration on the Walls Project YouTube account. CLICK HERE to watch.
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