Reopening the Bin: New Insights on Waste Research

Re-Opening The Bin looks in good company next to the first Opening the Bin book.

I finally received my new 2024 Opening the Bin book from Cambridge Scholars Publishing!

Re-Opening The Bin looks in good company next to the first Opening the Bin book in my office shelf.

👉 Available at: https://cambridgescholars.com/product/978-1-0364-0638-7

The second OTB book, Waste Research from the Social Sciences and Humanities Perspectives: Reopening the Bin, is available, to which I contributed a chapter in the Waste Practices Section, “Waste Safari XMass: A Visual Narrative with Single-use Plastics”.

Chapter in the Waste Practices Section, "Waste Safari XMass: A Visual Narrative with Single-use Plastics".


This book brings together diverse international scholars who interrogate waste from a myriad of disciplines within the social sciences and humanities. These disciplines explore the many faces and dimensions of waste, adding new understandings of common and hidden waste-related problems. These insider perspectives and reflections offer innovative ways of addressing waste-related dilemmas by highlighting solutions and proposing new approaches.

Thank you to the editorial dream team: Alison Stowell Jutta Gutberlet Francisco Valenzuela Patrik Zapata and María José Zapata Campos 👏 and Cambridge Scholars Publishing!

I agree that we are biased with Alison Stowell, co-editor, but it is a great read. There are many exciting chapters covered in three sections: Waste Communities, Waste Policy and Governance, and Waste Practices.

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I look forward to reading all the contributors’ chapters over the festive season! I thoroughly enjoyed Marta Ferrie’s Chapter Ten, “The Morality and Discipline of Single-Use Plastics.”

@KraalD #wasteresearch #OTB-2

Join KraalD’s Eco-Friendly Christmas Workshop

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KraalD DIY Christmas Workshop

Loughborough Wellbeing Centre

⭐ KraalD  Christmas Workshop⭐

In collaboration with the Loughborough University @Loughborough Wellbeing Centre team, we will be offering a free DIY Christmas Decoration workshop on Monday, 9th December 2024, from 10 am to 1pm.

This workshop is open to all and will be run by Katarina Dimitrijevic from KraalD, who researches plastic pollution and promotes reuse through participatory craft-making!

Come along and make some DIY decorations for your tree. Our cafe will be open all morning, and you are welcome to join our Wellbeing Cafe, too!

Looking forward to making DIY Christmas decorations together from post-consumer single-use plastics. All DIY materials provided are washed and sterilised.

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The workshop preparations are underway! See the progress of sorting and washing plastics below.

Sea PET Making Family Workshop

July 2022

Turner Contemporary
Sea PET making family workshop
Sea PET making family workshop
Sea PET making family workshop
Sea PET making family workshop
Sea PET making family workshop
Sea PET making family workshop

KraalD Vocabulary Word Cloud

Compendium: Terms & Concepts 2020

New Stock KraalD@Etsy Antler Wall Light

Material Reused Plastic

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Contemporary wall light that is hand made from reused plastic bottles with low energy fitting. The UK electrically certified fitting.

Light up your walls with stunning effects and enrich interior with childlike humour. Sculptural, wall-mounted. Low energy bulb supplied.https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/758530725/red-antler-wall-light?ref=shop_home_active_3&frs=1

Look & feel

Ready to hang and plugin, this wall fixture comes with :
– 2 x horns ,2 x eyes, 2 x ears and nose
– 1 x inline switch
– 2,5 l /m cord
– UK Plug.
– Wall hook, 1 x low energy bulb pre-fitted

Designed and hand-made by KraalD
Note:
All reuse items are clean.

The length of the cord is 2,5 l/m.

Packaging and installation
The wall fixture is packed in a sturdy cardboard box.

How to install?
The Boki wall fixture is easy to install. All you need is wall nail or picture hook.

Colours

Hand made light fitting/sculptural product. Each fitting is different as persona although you can customize your order with specifying the colour of Horns (bottle caps) in the following colours: red, blue and green. Horns, eyes and nose and ears are all modular therefore you can alter face expression of your light as per your mood.Less

Sea PET 2015