Garbage ouroboros

Canada, 1973

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Episode of Series “The Nature of things”.
Municipal garbage is Public Enemy No. 1. While nature always recycles, man is the first animal who has broken the cycle. We must design for re-use, for to eliminate waste is to eliminate pollution. This program shows what amateurs and professionals are doing in Canada and the United States and makes suggestions for further strategies.

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Credits

producer/director

Milan Chuostek

production company

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

Duration

00:28:00:00

Production places
Canada
Production dates
1973

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The Nature of things

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The Nature of things

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ACMI Identifier

320797

Language

English

Sound/audio

Sound

Colour

Colour

Holdings

16mm film; Access Print (Section 1)

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