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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.พ. 2020
- Kenya is one of Africa's major tea producers. Traditionally, wood is used as fuel to dry the tea leaves. Tebesonik is a company that uses briquets made of waste sugar cane. They are more environmentally friendly and sustainable.
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It's good to see videos of countries solving their own problems
Here in Brazil we use sugar cane as green fuel for decades
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Instead of using plastic bags for transportation, cloth or jute bags could be used
Man, I love hearing about these kinds of stories. It so amazing & gives me hope about our future, as one people.
This is great initiative, for country like Kenya. There can not be anything better where waste can be so effectively utilized as fuel. Very impressed to see this happening. Great Initiative, Great Hope for Kenya.
For every tree they burn, they should plant 3 more.
Bagasse can also be used as substitute for pulp which is used to manufacture paper...That will reduce the cutting of tress to some extent...
Circular economy is the key feature in an agricultural country for it to complete globally,, they're a great and proven example of being sustainable and socially responsible way of doing business.
Never knew about Kenyan Tea. Good to know about it. We here have the best Assam Tea.
well you are just as ignorant as many non africans, Kenya is 3rd largest producer of tea in the world , you just goggle it ..
@@davismate6999 Good knowledge shared. Quality and quantity matters.
@@CarsSupercars well yah ,and reason why Kenya is 3rd behind China and India whom have bigger land mass and huge population is primarily due to those 2 reasons.
@@davismate6999 In Assam our Tribes drank Tea before China then British took to China and other parts of World.
@gritt orisen I'm from land of best Tea, Assam.
Well done Kenya.
@5:37 Good to see a Person of Indian origin or maybe an Indian citizen himself...
Great Idea, I'm so in love with this. As an environmentalist, I always love ideas that reduce carbon emissions, I love all things circular economy. Imma make sure I do something tangible in Nigeria with this information.
A refreshing news report in this doom and gloom financial world.
It's very common in India.. Almost every sugar mill using this for electricity
Good job
We run our tractors in Punjab with this fuel.
Are your tractors steam powered?
Very good
Niiiice
I drink tea everyday
If these were europeans I suspect that this piece would be about how global warming is being exacerbated by the increased carbon output caused by the burning of the plant material rather than sequestering it.
Good morning, please how do i get sugarcane waste?
Can you turn them to bbq briquets
Hemp for victory!
That's a Sweet idea.😏
Gibt es Deutsche Welle auf Deutsch auch? Ich bin Amerikaner aber will mein Deutsch üben.
Mag die zelf drinken.
There are others way to have green energy. Wast organic is the best on my opinion.
Also, I have a QST about something I realized in Africa, why farmers always wear white? Are they in a lab or clinic? I never understood it can someone explain it to me?
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But, you need to dry them, so what are they using for drying? People need better masks!!!😷
I've been doing that in Minecraft before the mainstream
Nothing new though.