Every problem has a solution. Sometimes you find them in the most unlikely way.
Illac Diaz, created a way for poor people, living in windowless, closely built homes in slum areas to light up their homes with plastic bottles.
The plastic bottles are filled up with water with bleach added to prevent any formation of bacteria. The idea is that water inside the bottle refracts the sunlight during the daytime and creates the same intensity of light as that given out by a 55 watt light bulb.
Light from a bottle of water? Check out to see if it really works.
If you are interested to make yourself one, watch this video.
You can also find the free tutorials at instructables.com.
Share this idea if you think it could help your community.
The art of recycling for a greener environment starts with seeing trash as "abandoned material" so that we can create "Abundance from the Abandoned" in "Amazing Ways".
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Saturday, 26 April 2014
Plastic bottles? Light for some!
Wednesday, 12 June 2013
Trash to play with
The kids of Cateura live in homes built on slum. So, how could they possibly consider starting an orchestra if they can't afford the musical instrument required? If you think that they are hopeless dreamers, then you ought to check out what they have achieved at Landfill Harmonic.
They have created music with trash. What can you create with yours?
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