“Alles Kappes!” oder können Kölner*innen den Biomüll lieben lernen?

Name: “Alles Kappes!” oder können Kölner*innen den Biomüll lieben lernen?
Start: 2025-09-09T18:00+0200
End: 2025-09-09T19:30+0200
Location: VHS Studienhaus

Spoken word vortrag nachhaltigkeit müll biotonne kappes

In the organizer's words:

Lecture series in cooperation between Zero Waste Köln e.V. and VHS Köln

"It's all garbage!" - It's a saying that is popular in the Rhineland and seems to have burned itself deep into the minds of the people of Cologne. Michael takes you on a journey through the history of Cologne and its organic waste and shows the current state of how various actors in Cologne deal with food waste, green waste, compost, worm bins and carrot greens.

It's getting nerdy! Our board member Michael likes to deal with data on sustainability and resources and shares his expert knowledge with you on how we can make a huge contribution to a waste-free Cologne in terms of the organic waste garbage can. Have you always wanted to know what happens in Cologne after the organic waste garbage can has been collected and what contribution you can make to a climate-friendly Cologne? Look forward to an easily accessible and entertaining presentation.

For all those who do not yet have access to the organic waste garbage can, we will discuss what measures you can take. And what alternatives there are to save organic waste from the residual waste.

Michael Cieslik has been involved in data analysis for over 20 years, especially in the area of the dual system and resource conservation in addition to the residual waste garbage can. He has been a volunteer in Zero Waste associations since 2021 and is currently a board member of both Zero Waste Köln. e.V. and the umbrella organization Zero Waste Germany e.V. Among other things, he co-wrote the Zero Waste concept of the City of Cologne and has already gained experience in the audit for the certification of Kiel as a Zero Waste City.

Our Zero Waste lectures

Zero waste - that sounds ambitious! More and more people and organizations are taking on the goal of saving resources and doing business more sustainably.

Translated, zero waste means "no waste". At the same time, it can be translated as "no waste". We want to draw attention to this and highlight alternatives that affect more than just our everyday lives.

Together with the VHS Cologne and various speakers, Zero Waste Cologne is offering a series of lectures aimed at private individuals and professionals.

All lectures can be found at zerowastekoeln.de/vortraege

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Price information:

Free of charge and no registration required.

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