How Clean Something For Nothing Removed 910,000kg of Trash | EnvironMental Podcast

About this episode

In this episode, Aub interviews César González Fernández about the Clean Something For Nothing initiative and its impact on waste removal and sustainability.

Desc: Why is "away" the biggest lie in sustainability? In this episode of EnvironMental, Aub sits down with César González Fernández, the visionary behind Clean Something For Nothing, to discuss the massive shift from passive recycling to active "un-trashing." 📍 Get help telling your brand story: https://calendly.com/dandelion-branding/marketing With over 883,000 kg of waste removed across 84 countries, César’s community is providing the longitudinal data that traditional waste management ignores. We’re dissecting why beauty is a metric for environmental health, how to mobilize a global network of "eco-curious baddies," and why individual action is the only antidote to corporate externalization. #sustainability #environmentaldandelion — Dandelion Branding is a digital marketing agency for brands that help people and the planet work better together. Website: https://dandelionbranding.com

People in this episode

Guest: César González Fernández

Topics covered

• sustainability
• waste management
• environmental health

Keywords

• un-trashing
• eco-curious
• corporate externalization

Mentioned in this episode

Books & works: Clean Something For Nothing

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