While the pollution we create around the world is increasing day by day, it has become very important to prevent this pollution. Although many companies have started to support recycling, we can all be the cause of pollution individually.
Rob Greenfield, who lives in Los Angeles, has chosen a rather interesting method to draw attention to the pollution we cause. Greenfield, who has prepared a transparent and special garment with many pockets in the past weeks, has started to fill his pockets with the garbage of the things he eats, drinks or uses during the day.
Walked around in this outfit for 1 month
Greenfield’s pockets were so full that it was difficult for him to even walk. By the time he was nearing the end of his action, the weight on Greenfield’s suit exceeded 28 kilograms. Moreover, he continued to fill his pockets with the garbage of everything he consumed by doing all his daily work with this garment. “I hope to get people to think twice about their trash and choose more sustainable choices going forward,” Greenfield explained.
This garment, which emerged as a part of a campaign called ‘Trash Me’, attracted great attention from people and those who saw Greenfield on the street began to take pictures of it. However, the garbage that Greenfield carries on him makes us think once more. As he mentioned in his statements; When we throw a piece of garbage into the trash can, we do not get rid of it. We’re just getting it out of our sight.
Here is the final state of Greenfield:
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