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Importing Plastic Waste: Let us Figure It Out | Aeshnina Azzahra | TEDxUNDIP
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Aeshnina is well known for her bravery for her actions in which she sent letters to some high-level figures in the world such as Donald Trump and Prime Minister of Australia in order for them to cultivate waste in their own countries, also taking their waste back from Indonesia. Currently, Aeshnina is in the process of building a museum of imported waste near her home, while also striving to maintain the cleanliness of Brantas River from plastic waste pollution. Moreover, Aeshnina is actively doing an online environmental campaign by writing petitions and spreading information through her platforms.
In today's talk, Nina will tell you about the concern that Nina feels about plastic waste pollution in Indonesia's rivers and seas. The amount of plastic waste that we produce from all the products we use every day is made of plastic or wrapped in plastic. Producers should be responsible for handling the collection and processing of waste produced by their companies, so that waste is not scattered in the environment. Aeshnina Azzahra Aqilani is a 13-year-old young environmental activist who has a high concern for imported waste pollution, rubbish in rivers and seas.
Aeshnina is well known for her bravery for her actions in which she sent letters to some high-level figures in the world such as Donald Trump and Prime Minister of Australia in order for them to cultivate waste in their own countries, also taking their waste back from Indonesia.
In today's talk, Nina will tell you about the concern that Nina feels about plastic waste pollution in Indonesia's rivers and seas. The amount of plastic waste that we produce from all the products we use every day is made of plastic or wrapped in plastic. Producers should be responsible for handling the collection and processing of waste produced by their companies, so that waste is not scattered in the environment. Aeshnina Azzahra Aqilani is a 13-year-old young environmental activist who has a high concern for imported waste pollution, rubbish in rivers and seas.
Aeshnina is well known for her bravery for her actions in which she sent letters to some high-level figures in the world such as Donald Trump and Prime Minister of Australia in order for them to cultivate waste in their own countries, also taking their waste back from Indonesia.
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