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Plastic Reborn | Mathieu Regnault de la Soudière, Lucie Kervella & Marilyse Sade | TEDxUBO


hello hello to all so yes like

said a fact we feel up

writing board and I hope to hear that

but our project and was built at

5

so we could be present at 3

today could remain a

practical but the two people who

work with us its meaning with us

and realized that as much as we

project so here we thank them too

even this tax could be here tonight

so today we will talk about

plastic of a project a problem

global forgiveness recurring one hears

often in the media or even

done when we see a little bit what’s

goes into recycling and suddenly he

must know in fact I give you

some numbers

today in the world c 311

billion tons of plastic

produced by even so it’s a big

dog all that represents everything

plastic so this is the president

of an industrial that plastic

daily use and talks

with a more concrete example

will talk about plastic bags

the one we used when we were going

make a run and it’s still

today even though it was

prohibited

in europe outside France it’s still a thousand

billions of plastic bags produced

per year you should know that this bag

plastic that is light enough

and that can easily degrade with

the hand and ben though in nature

when it is thrown it lasts from 400 to

1000 years before being anchors

completely degraded and harmless

for the environment

so that’s a real problem and we

we wanted to focus on

a particular area that is affected

by plastic pollution so at this

observation we can also add that

every year in the world about 8

million tons of waste are

dumped into our oceans

there then I speak to you we can

not less than 2.9 billion

tons of waste in our waters

based on this observation since 1997

we even use the term 7th

continent to designate the immense mass

of plastic discovered in the

pacific along along america

about the same size

to six times that of France for you

add a little more data

according to a study done by the pm

they are about 40000 micro plastics

who are present all the miles

nautical ie about 30000

microplastics per square kilometer

in our room then yes it’s

a lot of numbers in very few

time but it brings back to loans to

concrete problems because we

believes that there are some micro

plastics on all the beaches of

world

so what is true for beaches

from latin america like brazil by

example is also true in Brittany

like on a beach like white mill

the line cia etc

if for example you thought was going

spend your holidays quietly in

mediterranean this summer let me

to announce that you will not be

only because according to a study

scientific conducted in 2010 there are

not less than 250 billion micro

plastic that float already one can

so say without much advance that

the ocean has become the largest

trash in the world

the challenge is really to stem the

proliferation of this waste both

that they are still on the mainland

so these numbers are very

interesting but actually we in

what can we do

finally at our scale what is this

what can we do

bring then we are neither researchers nor

professional in this field we are

student and we still launched

the challenge of doing something then

it is from this idea that queena

plastic liban our association which

the object is to promote

initiatives that aim to recycle the

plastic in an original way and to

revalorize plastic waste

so you may know that about

25% of the waste you throw

plastic waste that you throw at the

trash can

only 25% are actually

recycled the remaining 75% are

only burned then the idea is

to have the plastic one way

different

we did a lot of research and we

managed to find somewhere in

the world in this case in argentina

people who see the plastic

in a different way from which by

example our between our partner

main case in dallas bottle

to what means bottled house

and they’re actually building everything

simply houses based on

raw material of bottles

plastics

so the idea the business was born towards

the years late the late 90s

the beginnings of the 2000s

and it was because of the severe crisis

economic crisis that touched Argentina

that moment the creator of this

company sir alfredo alberto

santa cruz found himself unemployed

overnight and had to find a

means of meeting the needs of

family he is like he has like a lot

many others he went in the

street and he picked up trash he

sorted and resold to large firms

and that’s something that’s happening

even today even in argentina

it’s something common then

the main idea of ​​construction

plastic houses came

when his granddaughter asked him

to buy him a doll house

obviously down he was jobless

they did not necessarily have the means

to offer it to him then he said to himself

why am I not going to build it there ay

laprise the raw material he

had on hand ie

waste and he built it a house

from

plastic bottles once the

result seen before his eyes he was

do not say why I would not do it

why I would not build her

houses on a human scale

so obviously it took a long time

of years and this business has been

created the idea the concept was

refined and in 2005 the company was

recognized municipal interest and

in Argentina and indeed from

shot from 2005 this business

has really developed and the

concept has improved through

volunteers and professionals who

have come to build with him actually

with sir santa cruz these houses and

so improve the process so there

you can see a house finally two

houses and so actually to give you

a bit of an idea about a square meter there

there are about 60 bottles

these bottles are arranged one

in others so the process is not

not secret but that even as

keep

by sir santa cruz it is he who has

invented this process is so 60

bottles that corresponds to $ 3 50 to

pretty much and so suddenly a house

whole have gradually to go

at 1300 1300 euros 1300 of the late coup

1400 dollars and suddenly it’s really

an end is affordable it is affordable

for people the populations who

live there and

we wanted to be able to

help at this level there and the

you also need to know that suddenly

sir santa cruz could thanks to this

method experienced he built with

the professionals who helped him more

70 houses

to this day these houses hold your

still awake

they have been there since then on some

the first for 20 years and therefore the

certainly end for example the roof

to yield because we have it we see that

plastic bottles but also

tetrapak cardboard what we use

for balls and milk bricks

or all of that and so really

all the supplies even the

supply of the house are built

plastic and so suddenly

currently sir santa cruz is

invited in seminars for

explain to talk about what he has

managed to achieve his business

and may even come

la France

dc for next year when

is important to specify also this is

that the sum of 1300 euros corresponds to

the value of the waste to be collected for

a building but it does not take

account the price of transport which

vary from country to country and this is

why sir santa cruz does

often called for donations because all

families wishing to help can not

not afford to miss either

collect waste is the sum

necessary for the purchase of this waste

so following the discovery of this

company we signed a contract

partnership dated February 21st

last and two goals have

cleared first we wish

finance by ourselves the construction

of an ecological house of the

casa das boot eyath to prove that

even from Brittany we can

act to change things

at the other end of the world in a

virtuous circle optics of

reuse of waste

secondly our association counts

go directly to america

Latin to shoot a photo report

and videos that we can show

then in Brittany in our turn we

We want to focus on

the impacts of pollution on

coasts can do a little bit of being

eco-friendly or dangers that may threaten the

Brittany but also on the real

recycling culture and starts to get

develop in Argentina through our

partnerships with cassadotte beauty

bundle we really have a place of

choice since we can show

inside how is a project

a humanitarian project

but we are not stopped there

since we especially want to put in

before the experience and the human touch

and that’s why we are too

went to meet the actors

local meetings pollution

plastic at first we

we had the chance to meet

the west factory association which has for

project to really democratize the

recycling of plastic waste

they are putting in place

to design and put in place

bourgs elsewhere that would allow any

person coming in from their premises with

our own plastic waste from them

transform into objects of all kinds

it can be tools of the objects of

deco and so much more so if tomorrow

you miss a bowl at home but

you have some plastic bottles

in a camp aubryste factory will be able

maybe you prove yourself

the solution in a second time we

met the start up

if the fab that really fits in

in press questions three current

since for a port city like

ours is true that the nets of

fishing is not what is missing

the problem though is their

recycling way so

smart and that’s the challenge that

has started in women since

harvesting fishing nets from

fishermen up to their

rehabilitation

among the weak fits in a

transition design approach in

offering objects made with these

raw materials like for example

coasters coasters

forgive shoes and soon

maybe some furniture still at the stadium

conceptualizations but we did not

not stopped there we do not just have to

to be at the meeting of

associations were Brest start-ups

we tried we were also at the

meeting Brest artists so it’s

at the level of the Capuchin plateau

behind the media library

there is a small street and there you can

we can not really miss the

little spark of joy that what this

small garden brings in the neighborhood

was meeting the gentleman who

who lives in this house who is he

apt to be very surprised

to see us and we asked him

how is the how he uses

in fact how they decorate his garden

so he told us they were using

construction pipes of bottles in

plastic it is also known for

his badoit tree he creates lighthouses

with his with construction pipes he

uses fangs from flower depots

so really it ‘s taught us there

showed us the reuse of the

plastic and the revaluation of the

plastic really at its true value

so of course while waiting for our

project is done we are not born

stay like that on the side in

waiting for money to fall from the sky

we have been applied for

projects are

we did not participate in the one of

agricultural credit of the people’s bank

from west to that of nescafé project

starter and also to that of nature léa

so maybe you’re wondering

and we in all of that agree and

then you can help us too

will launch in the coming days our

crowdfunding campaign and you will

follow everything that’s going on there

on social networks we are present

on facebook twitter and youtube and we’re going

post updates often for you

explain where we are our land to which

stage is our project and and you

can obviously participate in this

crowdfunding campaign made do

your party may have given a

small donation here is a small donation

thank you and suddenly we did not stop

there of course we told you everything to

the time we had two goals so

it was the construction of the house

who so with soon with the calls

for projects and everything here and there

the crowdfunding campaign and we have

also so this report

we’re going to go to argentina so

a photo and photo report

come back here make an exhibition

but that’s not all we want too

thanks to our contacts at

people we met here

locally and even further away

because in fact it’s initiatives

it’s all over the world

is awesome that’s really us

gives a little hope anyway on the

the future may seem a little black

sometimes we wished when

even at our scale the power to help

these people who are launching and so of

create a platform that listed

lists would curb directory of

all the people who have

launched on these areas there and so of

able to yield between the east

have information exchanged and

information and ourselves

then later also if the future this

is good for us to be able to help them

so really can thanks to

soups we will have recovered from

to be able to support these initiatives

go further and they can

then be able to

to be in the society actually be

involved in society and being

used this is not everything

more locally it’s not all about

a closer future

we look forward to the return

next to really get involved in

awareness raising projects in

primary schools of communes

surrounding

so I mostly think of moving towards

practical workshops that will

even go to the realization of

little plastic houses like you

see here at the image of that of what

makes our partner in Argentina from

the more we started taking

contact with the French Embassy in

Argentina to study the feasibility

a twinning between the city of brest and

puerto iguaçu then to finish

would first like to thank the

event organizers mr

thank mister champions who has us

guests tonight we would also like

thank our local partner

Finistère 2.9 who accompanied us

throughout our project and who we

helped to create a network and in the

communication through the networks

social

it seems so important obviously

of precise to thank the breakage to

dallas beauty weaves our partner

in Argentina that will help us to lead

this project to an end

and thank you for being here

evening thank you

[Applause]

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