An ethical revolution is starting. At least according to Rodrigo Sabatini. He’s the President of Instituto Lixo Zero Brazil, a non-profit civil society organization founded in 2010 which is a pioneer in spreading the concept of Zero Waste in the country. The lecturer and Zero Waste Youth movement founder defends the sustainability of the waste chain and the need for reducing waste as part of the solution.
(Note: interview in Portuguese)
Responsibility, conscience and the ethical revolution that he believes is starting are some of the topics of the conversation with Inspiring People.
An ethical revolution is starting. At least according to Rodrigo Sabatini. He’s the President of Instituto Lixo Zero Brazil, a non-profit civil society organization founded in 2010 which is a pioneer in spreading the concept of Zero Waste in the country. The lecturer and Zero Waste Youth movement founder defends the sustainability of the waste chain and the need for reducing waste as part of the solution.
Responsibility, conscience and the ethical revolution that he believes is starting are some of the topics of the conversation with Inspiring People.
(Note: interview in Portuguese)
In the moment I begin to exercise my responsibility, I begin to have the power to claim a change of action
The words forward and conscience are intrinsically connected
We need to stop assessing our life according to material things
Human contact is getting lost
There are signs that an ethical revolution is starting
