Wonderful adventures of сhewing gum
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This document discusses creative ways to reuse chewing gum and reduce gum litter. It notes that over 1 billion kilograms of gum are consumed worldwide each year, most of which is not biodegradable. Singapore banned gum due to cleanliness issues. The document then presents various art forms and designs that can be made from reused chewing gum, such as paintings, jewelry, and sculptures. It also mentions an inventor who created a method to convert used gum into a recyclable plastic material. The overall message is about finding innovative reuse solutions for gum instead of littering.
Wonderful adventures of сhewing gum
- 1. CHEWING GUM in a new way.
- 2. Every year 472 million tons of chewing gum are consumed around the world. And every year over 374 trillion sticks of chewing gum are made.
- 3. The average American now chews 300 sticks of gum per year. In the next 5 years, over 1 million metric tones of chewing gum will be produced
- 4. Cleaning chewing gum off the streets costs 3x the price of a piece of gum
- 5. Chewing Gum is not biodegradable. Singapore banned the sale and chewing of chewing gum in 1992 in order to keep the city clean.
- 6. But we can stop to litter our cities with the chewing gum! We can think about how to use it a creative and innovative way!
- 7. Welcome to Chewing Gum Art and Design ;)
- 10. Chewing Gum and T-shirts-design
- 11. Chewing Gum Art
- 12. Chewing Gum Wall Art
- 18. Chewing Gum Recycling campaign Gumdrop Lucy Bullus invented method for converting used gum into a polymer BRGP that can be used to make a variety of plastic products.
- 19. I've got a lot of pleasure to work on this assignment! Thank you, Tina! So, now I realize how many wonderful possibilities hidden in the chewing gum! How many interesting, valuable, and creative things we can do with it! Chewing Gum Epilogue Inga Zherdeva, Wonderland Team for A Crash Course on Creativity by Tina Seelig,Stanford University, 2013