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The Landfill Orchestra

  • jpgiovannettone
  • Oct 1, 2024
  • 1 min read

Updated: Apr 15

I often receive inspirational emails from individuals who are passionate about sustainability. Last week I received one such email containing a link to a video about a small town in Paraguay where a music teacher and a carpenter used their imagination and the trash available in a nearby landfill to develop an orchestra. The instruments the kids use are made out of recycled trash, but you would never know it when listening to them. Please take a moment to watch (and listen to) the video below; if interested, a full documentary titled "Landfill Harmonic" is available on Amazon Prime.



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Please share this with anyone you feel might need some inspiration. After watching the video, feel free to also share any thoughts you have concerning our "throw away" culture. And finally, think about one way in which you can reduce the trash you dispose of on a regular basis.

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Inspired and hope to have more active action rather than war everywhere. Thank you

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My name is Jason Giovannettone and I serve as the Director of Climate and Sustainability for the Sisters of Mercy of the Americas (SMA).  This blog represents the results of research related to sustainability that I am doing as part of my position at SMA.  If I do not write it down right away, I will not remember.  Thank you for reading.

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