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Zero Waste Design | Raising Awareness for Sustainability Through Art | Mariska Nell Interview
How much trash do you generate in 30 days?
Do you even notice it?
What if you had to wear all the trash you created for 30 days? That is exactly what Mariska did in her 30-day challenge to raise awareness on just how much trash we generate.
Make sure you watch the full interview to learn more about how Mariska is raising awareness on just how badly we need to switch to a zero-waste lifestyle and what she does to bring awareness to this space by creating beautiful pieces of art.
Chapters
0:00 - Zero Waste Design
1:40 - Mama Earth Talk podcast intro
4:08 - 30-day trash challenge
7:59 - The struggle of going anti- zero waste for 30 days
9:06 - Mariska’s background
9:55 - Coffee capsule lamp
11:11 - Waste is just a resource that we’ve misplaced
13:28 - Inspirations for Design By Mariska
15:22 - Straw globe structure
17:01 - Types of materials in Mariska’s designs
18:07 - Mariska’s favorite design
19:19 - Zero waste consulting for companies
22:43 - What Mariska is learning right now
23:17 - Mariska’s tip for other ecopreneurs
23:49 - Perfect partner business
25:33 - How to get in touch with Mariska
Check out Mariska’s website:
https://designbymariska.com/
Check out the Mama Earth Talk Podcast:
https://mamaearthtalk.com/
Follow Mariska on her socials:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/mariska-nell-995ab663/
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSBWWSsgVtiH8PqgfTUbo4Q/featured?view_as=subscriber
https://twitter.com/designbymariska
https://www.instagram.com/designbymariska/
https://www.facebook.com/designbymariska/
Check out this interview that I mention at the end of the episode:
YouTube: https://youtu.be/7NESWS3NWNg
or
Audio: https://podcast.greenbusinessimpact.com/e/wastewater-is-a-resource-swirltex-interview/
GreenBusinessImpact is a proud partner of OneTreePlanted to help spread the word on OneTreePlanted and to help plant more trees visit onetreeplanted.org
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By Billy FetznerHow much trash do you generate in 30 days?
Do you even notice it?
What if you had to wear all the trash you created for 30 days? That is exactly what Mariska did in her 30-day challenge to raise awareness on just how much trash we generate.
Make sure you watch the full interview to learn more about how Mariska is raising awareness on just how badly we need to switch to a zero-waste lifestyle and what she does to bring awareness to this space by creating beautiful pieces of art.
Chapters
0:00 - Zero Waste Design
1:40 - Mama Earth Talk podcast intro
4:08 - 30-day trash challenge
7:59 - The struggle of going anti- zero waste for 30 days
9:06 - Mariska’s background
9:55 - Coffee capsule lamp
11:11 - Waste is just a resource that we’ve misplaced
13:28 - Inspirations for Design By Mariska
15:22 - Straw globe structure
17:01 - Types of materials in Mariska’s designs
18:07 - Mariska’s favorite design
19:19 - Zero waste consulting for companies
22:43 - What Mariska is learning right now
23:17 - Mariska’s tip for other ecopreneurs
23:49 - Perfect partner business
25:33 - How to get in touch with Mariska
Check out Mariska’s website:
https://designbymariska.com/
Check out the Mama Earth Talk Podcast:
https://mamaearthtalk.com/
Follow Mariska on her socials:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/mariska-nell-995ab663/
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSBWWSsgVtiH8PqgfTUbo4Q/featured?view_as=subscriber
https://twitter.com/designbymariska
https://www.instagram.com/designbymariska/
https://www.facebook.com/designbymariska/
Check out this interview that I mention at the end of the episode:
YouTube: https://youtu.be/7NESWS3NWNg
or
Audio: https://podcast.greenbusinessimpact.com/e/wastewater-is-a-resource-swirltex-interview/
GreenBusinessImpact is a proud partner of OneTreePlanted to help spread the word on OneTreePlanted and to help plant more trees visit onetreeplanted.org