Because the manufacturing process is our organism.

The Wastes?

They're everywhere.

A project that we've been working on very recently is to design a new biomass power station so a power station that uses organic waste material.

So what you find in the bottom of the Aral Sea ain't pretty.

The Witch of the Waste?

The Witch of the Waste!

breeding inside drums of radioactive waste.

So what you're seeing here is actually cotton hulls from Texas, in this case.

Their old service and waste systems.

Madam Pendragon and the Witch of the Waste!

Fly straight to the castle in the Wastes

Separate your garbage! Organic, schmorganic!

We have a moral challenge in this movement.

Engineer, waste disposal.

The problem of radioactive waste remains unresolved.

CA It's a nuclear power plant that is its own waste disposal solution.

Do you know we all have about 50 chemicals in our bodies we didn't have about 50 years ago?

Imagine a mountain of radioactive waste of this height

I surmised that I could introduce

I guess, except for in this picture.

Firstly, radical increases in resource efficiency.

Physical improvements help inform public policy regarding traffic safety, the placement of the waste and other facilities, which, if done properly, don't compromise a community's quality of life.

It serves 220 people a day.

But, Sophie she's the Witch of the Waste

The system we've put on the ground here, at the Loyd Ray

I crushed it.

They work for the Witch of the Waste

The Witch of the Waste is searching for my house

Industrial wastes pollute the earth.

Factory waste has polluted the sea.

Now, we follow state and local regulations.

It's not the Wastes

Where does it end up?

Wastes have polluted portions of our water.

Help stamp out and abolish redundancy.

In this context I'll just show you a few.

And there are plenty of other examples like that.

Do you work for the Witch of the Waste?

Would it be to set up big gardens for homeless people to take care of, and reconnect them to nature?

Greenhouse gases are a byproduct of this process, and are released through waste.

The first thing I'd like the government to engage is the food safety standards they must change it.

Now, mycelium is an amazing material, because it's a self assembling material.

Where should we dispose of the waste?

This river is polluted with factory waste.