No Prep - Waste Colonialism Lesson W/ Activity

Details

Pages

16 Pages

Subject

Human Rights, Public Policy, Sustainability

Languages

English

Product

Digital

Grade

7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, Adult Ed, Higher Ed

Resource Type

Activities, Cultural, Lectures

Standard

Not standard specific

Description

Waste Colonialism: Unearthing a Hidden Crisis
Unveiling the Dirty Secrets of Developed Waste 🗑️🚮

This presentation delves into the critical issue of waste colonialism, exposing the hidden consequences of developed nations' 🗺️ waste management practices.

What You'll Discover:
- ⚠️The Ugly Truth: Learn how developed countries often export their waste, creating environmental and health hazards in developing nations.
- 🌍Beyond Borders: Explore the global impact of waste colonialism, from overflowing landfills to polluted waterways.
- 🫂Human Cost: Uncover information about communities struggling with the burden of another nation's waste.
- 📢A Call to Action: Discover solutions and empower your students to advocate for a more sustainable and equitable waste management system.

Target Audience 👋:
Anyone concerned about environmental justice and global sustainability.
Students seeking to understand the hidden complexities of waste management.
Policymakers and decision-makers interested in responsible waste solutions.

Key Takeaways 🗝️:
Waste colonialism is a real and pressing issue with far-reaching consequences.
Developed nations have a responsibility to manage their waste ethically and sustainably.
We can all play a role in advocating for change and building a more just global waste system.