DISPOSABLE: One Woman's Twenty-year Journey Toward Zero-waste

Science Gallery Melbourne
29/07/2019 5 min

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Episode Synopsis

Ruba Bender has been trying to achieve a zero-waste lifestyle ever since she lived through the 1999 earthquake in Turkey. After seeing so much destruction, she was inspired to start making small changes in her own daily life.
Reporters: Yavuz Yilmazoglu, Zixun Wang, David Bogi, Yike Cai
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This episode was produced by first year Melbourne University Journalism students, with mentoring from All the Best radio. They used our 2019 pop-up exhibition DISPOSABLE as inspiration for this podcast series about sustainability, the future of our environment and ultimately how we might reimagine our waste.

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