Cuba is known as a beautiful tourist destination with colourful landscapes and beach resorts. But what is it like to live under a communist government? Is it better for the environment?
Daylin Horruitiner of Spanglish Generation is a Cuban American born in Cuba. She creates content that gathers attention to the plight of the Cuban people under such strict governing, and joins the Zero Waste Countdown to discuss what environmentalism looks like under a communist regime.
While the environmental movement in the West seems to insatiably tug further and further to the left, Daylin discusses the dangers in going too far to any side of the political spectrum. She explains environmental issues such as rolling blackouts, why the Cuban government imposed food rations that particularly targeted beef, and how environmental protests in Cuba are often organized by the government themselves in order to get foreign funding.
64. Smart Waste with Rubicon Global
63. Canadian Beef
62. Coffee Waste in Scotland
61. Cycling and Zero Waste Life
60. Amazon Soils & Biochar
59. Worms! With Waste Not Farms
58. Eat The Dishes
57. ZW Saint Paul, MN
56. Glowing Green Australia
55. Bright Green Lies
54. The Great Pivot
53. Brambles CHEP
52. World Wildlife Fund
51. Procter & Gamble
50. Bioengineering With Genomatica
49. The Vinyl Institute
48. Sustainable Brands Detroit '19
47. Ocean Plastic & HP Inc.
46. Carbon Emissions Of Plastic
45. Beer - Toast Ale
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