The couple settle, uneasily, at a long table in a break room that is littered with waste: old sandwich and candy wrappers, an overflowing garbage can.
The path to innovation is littered with waste as prototypes get rebuilt and research and testing is repeated on audiences.
The camp is being expanded to eventually take in 50,000 people, but Save the Children says the camp currently has just 16 latrines, is littered with waste and faeces, and has no clean water.
The sandy compound was littered with waste and organic material.
The situation is particularly critical at some emergency camps, where thousands of displaced families are concentrated in small areas littered with waste and a shortage of toilets.
He says his company has developed products such as pet litter, waste containers and insulation material from the recovered fibre and plastic fractions of AHP waste.
Now a crackdown on litter, waste and graffiti by Bristol's mayor has prompted some street artists to agree to work openly with the city council to create a network of legal walls where they can create their pieces without fear of prosecution.
Unfortunately, that economic legacy is littered with wasted opportunity, bad judgments and politicised policy.
And then at regular intervals it becomes baffling, as if during postproduction a saboteur carefully inserted lines like "I believe in littering/ waste should not be hidden, but seen," or risqué novelty-song lyrics, or strange aesthetic decisions — a nearly pointless instrumental here, an abrupt fade-out there.
In recent years environmental groups have focused efforts on educating locals about littering and waste management, however the recurring water shortages complicate the issue as the need for the cans keeps returning.
Until this project, the riverbed was littered with plastic waste, detergents, wrappers, clothing, and other garbage, but nobody was cleaning it up until Smith and the kids did.
