Jeff Kirschner: This app makes it fun to pick up litter
Jeff Kirschner: Su šia programėle rinkti šiukšles – smagu
Jeff Kirschner created a global community that's eradicating litter one piece at a time. Full bio
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a plastic tub of cat litter in a creek.
plastikinį kačių kraiko kibirą upelyje.
it reminded me of summer camp.
parents come barreling through the gates,
pulti pro vartus,
five pieces of litter."
po penkias šiukšles.“
each picking up five pieces,
kiekvienas surenka po penkias šiukšles,
a much cleaner camp.
stovykla kur kas švaresnė.
cleanup model to the entire planet?
modelio planetos mąstu?
for Litterati.
a litter-free world.
using Instagram.
and approachable;
ir prieinama.
I had 50 photos on my phone
50 nuotraukų telefone.
I was having on the planet.
kurias pamatysite,
what I was doing,
pasakoti žmonėms apie tai,
than just pretty pictures;
nei tik gražios nuotraukos.
that was collecting data.
kuri renka duomenis.
where pieces were being picked up.
kuriuose rastos šiukšlės.
the community grew
right in that bullseye.
vidury viso to.
the background of our lives.
to the forefront?
what was on our streets,
kas būtent guli ant mūsų gatvių,
to make a difference?
pradėti pokytį?
what percentage of litter was cigarettes.
kokią dalį šiukšlių sudaro nuorūkos.
in the streets
ir rinko duomenis.
on all cigarette sales.
visų cigarečių pardavimui.
with pencils and clipboards
surinkti pieštukais segtuvuose,
if our technology could help.
ar mūsų technologija galėtų padėti.
was my Instagram account --
mano Instagram paskyra.
if that's a Parliament or a Pall Mall.
ar tai nuo Parliament, ar Pall Mall.
is geotagged and time-stamped,
geogairę ir laiko žymą,
to not only defend but double the tax,
bet ir padvigubino mokestį,
of four million dollars
keturių milijonų dolerių pajamas
I learned two things:
nėra tinkamas įrankis.
has a unique litter fingerprint,
savo unikalų šiukšlių antspaudą,
both the source of the problem
the percentage of cigarettes,
kokią dalį sudaro nuorūkos,
well, how about Oakland
tai galbūt ir Ouklandą,
panaudoti šiuos duomenis,
and economic interests?
ekonominius interesus?
that's covered in blight.
padengtas šiukšlėmis.
and picked up 1,500 pieces.
ir surinko 1 500 šiukšlių.
from a very well-known taco brand.
taco gaminančiam prekės ženklui.
were their own hot sauce packets,
buvo aštraus padažo pakuotės.
hadn't even been opened.
net nebuvo atidarytos.
to the solution --
kelias į sprendimą?
gives out hot sauce upon request
pridėti padažą tik jo paprašius,
sustainable packaging.
labiau aplinką tausojančią pakuotę.
an environmental hazard,
iš grėsmės aplinkai
than with our kids.
nei mūsų vaikai.
1,247 pieces of litter
1 247 šiukšles
common type of litter
from their own cafeteria.
iš mokyklos valgyklos.
to their principal and asked,
mokyklos direktorių ir paklausė:
perkame šiaudelius?“
they could each make a difference,
kiekvienas jų gali kažką pakeisti,
if you're a student or a scientist,
ar mokslininkas,
in the Northern California woods,
Šiaurės Kaliforijos miškuose,
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Jeff Kirschner - EntrepreneurJeff Kirschner created a global community that's eradicating litter one piece at a time.
Why you should listen
When his 4-year old daughter saw a plastic tub of cat litter in the woods, little did Jeff Kirschner realize that it would be the spark for creating Litterati -- a global movement that's "crowdsource-cleaning" the planet one piece of litter at a time.
Featured in National Geographic, Time Magazine, Fast Company and USA Today, Litterati has become a shining example of how communities are using technology and data to solve our world's most complex problems.
Kirschner has shared the Litterati story at Fortune 500 companies such as Google, Facebook and Uber, keynoted environmental summits at the Monterey Bay Aquarium and Keep America Beautiful, as well as leading schools including Stanford, MIT and the University of Michigan. He was recently a TED Resident, where he developed Litterati into an idea worth spreading.
Jeff Kirschner | Speaker | TED.com