By Entrepreneurship Campus
Plastic pollution of the world’s seas and oceans has reached a crisis level. Plastic has a fatal effect on wildlife and numerous marine species but also on the human food chain and our overall health. Yet, there’s not enough awareness among the public for the harm caused by plastic pollution.
Polluted beach, Photo Credit pixabay.com
“Plastic pollution is a burning issue but that’s not enough awareness existing. Every single person has the means to make a fundamental change,” says Viktoria Trosien in an interview for the Entrepreneurship Campus.
Viktoria is the Director of Research and Innovation, Institute for Art and Innovation and in this interview, she speaks about the Universal Sea Project, and how to use entrepreneurship as a way to provide convincing solutions to concerning issues such as plastic pollution. She also explains her innovative approach and project Universal Sea Project and how to get people involved.
Listen to this inspiring interview and to Viktoria’s advice for young entrepreneurs that want to start their own businesses.
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eduheal
7/31/2020Reply“Plastic pollution is a burning issue but that’s not enough awareness existing. Every single person has the means to make a fundamental change,” says Viktoria Trosien in an interview for the Entrepreneurship Campus”
Campus members for those of us with ideas on climate change challenges, can we refine our ideas to include awreness creation to enble so many people understand these issues? It will help a lot
togeda
7/30/2020ReplyGreat interview. Thank you campus administrator for including this interview in the blogs.
Amrita jain
6/28/2018ReplyIn this matter education and awareness will play a major role.Then entrepreneurship will play a role by recycling processes.
muyunda
3/30/2018ReplyWhen I left my home country Zambia where they give as many free plastic bags as you need when buying something from the supermarket and traveled to India for school I was surprised to how the Indian government has managed to regulate the use of plastics to using a more recycled eco-friendly paper bag that you actually need to buy when in a supermarket by way of forcing people to continue recycling it hence protecting the environment and reducing plastic pollution. We all have a role to play and this is very important cause it is these issues that are leading to climate change. I feel I need to start a campaign to end the use of plastic in my home country Zambia. Together we can!!!
Rajja murad
3/24/2018ReplyMajor use of plastic as plastic bag and plastic bottles we can change as paper bag and paper Tetra pack
