pollution – Andrew Nisker

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If only it could rain gum balls, the world would get a better idea of how plastic pollution from chewing gum is impacting our water.#makingtheinvisiblevisible #takeactionfilms #pollution #DarkSideoftheChew #chomponthis

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Upstream from Niagara Falls, was the former community called the Love Canal. One of twenty superfund (toxic waste sites) that dot the Niagara River. We visit it in Chemerical and…

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If you had a billion dollars, how would you spend it? Feeding the poor? On education? Sadly, globally, a billion dollars is spent every year cleaning gum waste from concrete.…

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Dear Andrew

Dear Andrew

What do you think is the most difficult polluting habit to change? Your lifestyle, after all, lifestyle is essentially a habit. It’s a sequence of things we do to survive…

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Have you tried the Gum Shoe app to track gum pollution on your sidewalks? By partnering with Esri Canada, this interactive mapping app is the world’s first way to quantify…

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When governments won’t put in the time, who will make sure pesticides aren’t leaking into our water-ways? Blue Mountain resident George Powell has started his own initiative to test the…

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Twelve years ago, I challenged the McDonalds to keep their trash for three months in Garbage! The Revolution Starts at Home. How do you think our world has changed since…

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Just south of the Arctic Circle in Finland, I visited this long house to one of the world’s oldest pieces of chewing gum. It even has teeth marks in it!#makingtheinvisiblevisible…

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Dear Andrew

Dear Andrew

What’s your dream car? I don’t really have a dream car, I’m not a car-guy, I like my bicycle. Asking me my dream car is like asking me what my…

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In “Garbage!” I challenged the McDonalds to keep their trash for 3 months, by the end of it the garage could barely close! Do you think our practices have improved…

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