National Geographic Live! – Sasha Kramer: Putting Waste to Work

National Geographic Live! – Sasha Kramer: Putting Waste to Work

Emerging Explorer Sasha Kramer fights some of Haiti’s most pressing health, economic and environmental problems, one toilet at a time.

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bekah kiefer says:

Nice job

Roberto Shlesinger says:

Thanks!

Neisser Moya says:

dammm it cant stop staring at her face moving from side to side!!!

Auzzie Joey says:

awesome information, thank you, i now have a topic to talk about for my
english speech, thank you 🙂

letsif says:

The vast potential for doing good in this world is reflected in the life
saving work that Sasha and her crew are doing. Much respect.

kroovyandcal says:

Cute girl.

cal45deserteagle says:

@Foxkoun Yeah sir, been screaming hard from all those screwing.

swankrecords says:

golden showers to all

Rommel Modesto says:

Job Well Done!, Keep up the Good work,

skullman322 says:

Breath of fresh air…

qabandiman says:

she said poop lawl

chefawkes says:

same story of Africa. colonialisms a bitch.

xijnnijx says:

@Darknessinpit57 I agree, i see it as like a in depth truthful news source,
better than fox for instance xD

endtime says:

Good job, they need leadership…

ChristopherJManess says:

I thought human waste was too poor in nitrogen to make soil out of it. It
would seem that under these circumstances they have no other choice…that,
or other people are too snooty.

DaddyOD13 says:

Her parents must be so proud of her, what a humanitarian she is.

J Solhoff says:

Thanks for sharing ! 🙂

Eugene Sarawak says:

WOW , IMPRESSIVE , she could make a big change to Hait’s future .

David says:

Very impressive lady and amazingly practical and worthwhile activity.

chaisriram says:

Thank you very much Sasha Kramer !!!! you did a great useful project for
the nations.

LorteShowet says:

Awesome video. Can you tell me the name of the camera u use?

Tony Yang says:

WOW! every educational! I liked it.

Rosa Mar says:

Único….!!!!

Roxanna Trahan says:

poop! and liquid goal!….::sighs:: 🙂 niiice supposed we adopt this
habit…

kevin mcmillen says:

near Grand Rapids Mi they liquify human waste and spray it on large tracts
of land

Ericson Carlo Sayno says:

Thank you! This documentary is enlightening. I shall make a review of this
and pass it for my PE class. Wish we have a lot of Sasha Kramers out there
who have a vision to change the world for the better. 😉

silver swift says:

i really respect people who speak up and reflect what the world is really
like out there, how unequal human resources are distributed, what we’re
doing to the environment, etc… we all deserve to know the truth about the
place we live in and work together to raise global awareness about
environmental issues and solve the problems as one species.

sausagesnail says:

can i get a wat wat

johnbgroovy says:

Adorably intelligent and cute. Would could disagree with that?

DrBronxys says:

great respects and positive thoughts to those they fight for something
real!!!

jungian9111 says:

Changing the world for the better with great toilets .. nice 🙂

Foxkoun says:

@dolphin1992108 To convince the entire of the species would require more
than any one person or one group could ever pull together in time.

tijulie76 says:

Are these toilets earthquake proof? I’m considering donating after seeing
the PBS documentary on lack of latrines in Haiti but I’d like to know that
they’re there to stay.

diannafreespirit says:

Great vid. Thank you.

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