Ugandan women make eco-bricks from plastic waste to build water tanks

As a global meeting on a treaty to end plastic pollution wraps up in Canada, some African nations have been spearheading efforts to phase out single-use plastics on the continent. In Uganda, local NGOs are coming up with community initiatives to recycle plastic such as in this village, where the women have been taught how to make eco-bricks using plastic waste. The bricks are then used to build water tanks for their community, which lacks access to clean water. CNA's Isabel Nakirya reports.

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awesome idea!

[@wheelfree]

Plastics become brittle and breakdown into micro-plastics within years. I wonder how these "bricks" will hold up years later.

[@fidelcatsro6948]

Viva Uganda!

[@user-kj2jk8ge6f]

This is so brilliant-

[@anasqai]

Is it fake African have the same art of police car in s.g, the vehicle. Is it new police?
If while like this, to steal sleepgas from "African that let someone take/tradedwithgold or lose the fight of sleepgas" maybe any % of winning? Life can't be like waking up in the morning to have a plan in mind suddenly sleepy again, life experiences loss just like that, efforts of gains-in-future can be by writing ideas and knowing stuff.

[@NewmaticKe]

Stop smoking that stuff, man