EL TEMA: CDMX - RESIDUOS

Describes the city as a living organism that consumes, moves, and disposes of waste. Discusses the origin of food and destination of waste, highlighting the creation of the city along with its garbage.

Explores the hidden costs of producing and consuming, with a focus on waste accumulation and the challenge of transitioning from a linear waste system to a life cycle approach.

Addresses the desire for a zero waste city and the need to reduce the significant daily waste production in the city. Emphasizes the importance of finding sustainable waste management solutions.

Examines the relationship between garbage, greenhouse gases, and climate change. Highlights the misconception that garbage is no longer an individual's responsibility once disposed of, stressing the global impact of waste generation.

Discusses individual responsibility in waste management and consumption. Highlights the need for conscious consumer behavior and the impact of recycling on waste quality and global recycling rates.

Explores the damage caused by current consumption models, particularly in relation to single-use plastics, greenhouse gas emissions, and water usage. Discusses the unsustainable nature of current production levels.

Examines the transformation of urban spaces due to waste production and disposal. Discusses the creation of disposable spaces and the need to rethink city organization around people's rights and public spaces.

Focuses on organic waste management strategies, including collecting organic waste, composting, and returning fertile soil to participants. Discusses the potential for composting in urban areas and the importance of reducing consumption.

Calls for a shift to sustainable practices and a reduction in consumption. Emphasizes the role of companies in fulfilling sustainable cycles and addressing the climate crisis on a global scale.