Air Date: Week of February 3, 2023
Transcript
BASCOMB: Next week on Living on Earth, homeless people in California are key to the state’s recycling efforts but they lack government support.
TSCHAPPATT: I deal with trash all day, every day. I only hold what I know has a value to it. It's free money. Why wouldn't you want to get it? People see us and they're like ‘Oh they’re homeless? Like damn we know how they are. They're going to pollute everything.’ As you can see, I keep it clean, as clean as I can.
BASCOMB: The often-undervalued contributions of the homeless community and recycling. Be sure to joins us next time on Living on Earth.
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