Yet ANOTHER blogger find. India In Images has photos from an arist/photographer, a person without an incentive or an axe to grind.
I hope that independent bloggers will find each other and share the good side of the recycling story... or at least an honest side which does not earn $$$ from pictures of stereotypes. What I am certain of, based on my many travels, is that the folks here would rather sort "waste" from rich people than sort "waste" from poor people. Rich people throw nice stuff away, and the bad stuff recycles the same as raw materials from poor people. Kindly pocket your white guilt, let's move on with "fair trade recycling"
I hope that independent bloggers will find each other and share the good side of the recycling story... or at least an honest side which does not earn $$$ from pictures of stereotypes. What I am certain of, based on my many travels, is that the folks here would rather sort "waste" from rich people than sort "waste" from poor people. Rich people throw nice stuff away, and the bad stuff recycles the same as raw materials from poor people. Kindly pocket your white guilt, let's move on with "fair trade recycling"
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