Garbage appearing to be worthless could turn into millions of dollars.
The prospect of producing millions of dollars each day.
Laminated iron intended for automobile industry.
Floor tiles for gyms, is one of so many products made out of re-used rubbers.
Second-hand tires that weren’t burnt, so they could be used now.
New piping after recycling.
Old piping before recycling.
Recycled metal being used as a cargo-vehicle platform.
Metals already classified on their way to melting.
Piles of generic garbage enriched with sand and mulch awaiting for compost.
Different types of soil, ready for commerce.
Regular garbage turned into soil for agriculture.
Same accumulation of soil two years later after the compost.
Enormous building frame, made with recycled metal.
We are in a time when our country does not tolerate more political gossips, more setbacks or government officers arguing in Congress. Serious people are needed, without any distinction of political banners, educated and hardworking professionals, who bring something home, not to take it out. Many years have passed ever since oil was discovered in Venezuela and instead of using our wealth to develop the country in other areas; we have fallen into absolute dependency on it. Failure is not a sin when not having the capacity to do something at certain point in life, it is completely natural to make use of a foreign hand to teach us how to do it, until we have learned the job. Nature has given us a gifted country enriched with natural resources to pay both, the construction of factories as well as the hand and mind of the masters, let’s use our oil as the ability to achieve this goal and to open new fields. Venezuela has been accustomed to import everything in spite of having everything in their own backyard, possessing all the raw materials to manufacture its own brilliant future. For decades we have become the buyers of foreign products made out from our own natural resources, instead of learning ourselves by building our own factories and industries as some Asian countries have done and they are today industrialized countries. Oil will not last forever, so we have to think seriously about opening new forms of economy by the time our oil ends, or whenever technology replace it.
The other resources we have will not sustain a country placed dangerously in debt, and with a population of almost thirty million people. So let’s think just for a moment...
What are we going to do when the last drop of oil is drained?
MOTHER PROJECT
ENTERPRISING PROJECT THAT IF CARRIED OUT IT WOULD CHANGE THE COUNTRY’S FATE.
PLEASE FEEL FREE TO SEND A LETTER AND TELL US WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT THIS RECYCLING PLANT PROJECT FOR VENEZUELA. IF YOU ARE A FELLOW VENEZUELAN LIVING ABROAD PLEASE TELL US WHAT IS YOUR PERCEPTION OF THIS PLAN AND THE BENEFITS IT COULD BRING TO OUR COUNTRY
This Mother Project "Waste" took in its research a length of time close to eight months to completion, at the research we deeply studied the chemical compositions of many materials, especially polymers and its chemical transformations, ferrous and nonferrous metals, pulp and paper fibers, silicates and other petrogenic elements, laws governing the use and classification of waste containers and safety features, international laws governing the use and destruction of toxic remnants and public waste, including the Stockholm Convention on persistent organic pollutants, we made explorations in the paper fibers’ manufacturing process and their chemical composition, metallurgical studies, engineering, investigations of poisonous wastes and legislation governing remnants qualified as (RAEE) or (AEE). Global statistics of recycling materials were reviewed and their huge profits given its abundance origin without financial charge. Laws that would guarantee the free development of recycling and acquisition of full benefits were sought, architectural and industrial engineering based on lands, sites and structures for the re-use of materials. Studies of biological process relating to composting and vermicomposting, management, production, sale and marketing of products belonging to the state, recruitment and selection of professional, technical, administrative and sales traveling personnel, future calculations on the full benefits caused by the introduction of recycling as a new option in the country. The photographs appeared in the project are not registered and have been used as illustrations in the development of this plan. Copyright and property were recorded in the Library of Congress in Washington DC. In 2014 and are protected worldwide.
If Venezuela does not pay attention to this project, other countries are welcomed to use it, as well as any other “Mother Project” Nelson Mota © (Copyright 2014).Proyecto Madre (2014)
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(Spanish)
Mother Project "Crime" (Spanish)
Mother Project "Waste" (English & Spanish)
Mother Project "Caracas' Shantytowns" (Spanish version)
Mother Project "Favelas do Brasil" (Portuguese version)