CLEAN: Kenya's scrap glass transformed

The video discusses the potential of recycling glass into beautiful items like panels and lampshades. It highlights the abundance of glass bottles available from various sources, including embassies and hotels. The speaker notes the lack of glass in crafts like carving and pottery, and how this has been addressed by sourcing glass for creative projects.

What surprising fact does the speaker mention about glass recycling?

• It can be used to create beautiful objects.

• It can be turned into edible items.

• It is more expensive than creating new glass.

• It is not possible to recycle glass.

Who are some of the sources of glass bottles mentioned by the speaker?

• The Vatican Embassy and hotels.

• Local schools and universities.

• Supermarkets and grocery stores.

• Factories and industrial plants.

What is the speaker's reaction to the number of bottles they receive?

• They are overwhelmed by the quantity.

• They are disappointed by the low number.

• They are indifferent to the amount.

• They are eager to receive more.

What challenge do artisans face according to the speaker?

• A lack of skilled workers.

• A shortage of glass materials.

• High costs of production.

• Limited market demand.

How has the speaker addressed the issue of glass shortage for artisans?

• By importing glass from other countries.

• By collecting bottles from various sources.

• By reducing the production of glass items.

• By switching to alternative materials.