EPISODE · Nov 25, 2025 · 34 MIN
Turning Flood Waste into Opportunity - with Dr. Nurul Aini Osman | ep 7
from The Sustainability Side · host The Sustainability Side
Floods do more than destroy infrastructure they create a hidden crisis of electronic waste (e-waste). But what if we could turn that toxic debris into a circular economy opportunity? 🌊💻In Episode 7 of The Sustainability Side, host Dr. Sama A sits down with Dr. Nurul Aini Osman, Senior Lecturer at Taylor’s University, Malaysia. We dive deep into how flood-affected communities are "bouncing forward" by transforming e-waste challenges into local empowerment and green innovation.💡 In this episode, we cover:-The Hidden Crisis: How floods spike e-waste generation beyond the 50 million tonnes produced annually.-Community Solutions: How locals are being trained to safely dismantle and repurpose electronics.-Future Vision: What a truly flood-resilient, e-waste-conscious community looks like in 10 years.🌿 FEATURED IN THIS EPISODE We are proud to share products from Nellagam, dedicated to health and wellness. 👉 Check out Nellagam Products here: https://www.store.sashaglobalconsortium.com/brand/nellagam/🌐 Join Our Sustainability CommunityThe Sustainability Side extends beyond the podcast. Join our growing community of sustainability champions through:📱 Social MediaInstagram & Facebook: @thesustainabilitysideLinkedIn: @thesustainabilitysideLink Tree: @thesustainabilityside🎧 Listen EverywhereAvailable on all major platforms including:SpotifyApple Podcasts (iTunes)Amazon Music (Audible)YouTubeCastboxPocketCastSoundCloudJio Saavan#FloodResilience #GreenInnovation #SustainabilityPodcast #Nellagam #ClimateAction #WasteToWealth #DrNurulAiniOsman #TaylorsUniversity #EcoTransformation #SustainableFuture #EnvironmentMatters #SustainabilityEducation #TSS #thesustainabilityside
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