By 
Rania Bahaa
 | 
TED Institute Talk

Watch what you dispose of

Rania Bahaa is talking trash, literally. In an effort to send zero waste to landfills, she presents innovative approaches her company has developed. (One example: plastic straps as prayer mats.)

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