Japans Town With No Waste
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Japan’s Town with no waste - Listen & Practice
The village of Kamikatsu is Not for its tea fields or mountains or peaceful homes. It's for something it doesn't have.
Kamikatsu, as a town, almost no trash. Kamikatsu has a of roughly 1,500 people and in the 1990s was doing nearly no Burning all that created carbon dioxide omissions that became , and the nature around them was suffering, so a was made.
Kamikatsu had to This was the start of their toward zero waste and a new way of , what zero waste here means is that there's no such as something in the trash.
Everything has to get And in the beginning, it was for everyone. Like Mr. Takuya Takeichi. He's shop owner in Kamikatsu. (foreign language) And Mrs. Hachie Katayama. She's a That system she's talking about is the key to Kamikatsu's success, and it is There are 45 of recyclables.
The list, it goes on; there's 35 Slowly, what was this huge burden became a way of in Kamikatsu. People began looking at differently. It's important to that Kamikatsu is a small town. It is not like New York or The rules are not the same, but there is a and that's people; they can