Limpeza dos rios: amarrada em um lenço | Ivo Anev & Adriana Dikancheva | TEDxVitosha

Os ativistas urbanos Ivo Anev e Adriana Dikancheva, membros do clube Smisal, exploram lugares escondidos de Sófia, como abrigos antiaéreos abandonados, subterrâneos e bunkers secretos. A palestra aborda como os lenços umedecidos contribuem para a poluição por microplásticos que chega à água e ao solo. Os palestrantes incentivam o público a repensar a conveniência e a assumir responsabilidade pelos resíduos invisíveis. A apresentação foi feita em um evento TEDx organizado de forma independente por uma comunidade local.

• Lenços umedecidos como fonte de microplásticos em rios e solos
• Exploração de abrigos e subterrâneos abandonados em Sófia
• Chamado à responsabilidade pelos resíduos do dia a dia

Venturing into Sofia’s darkest corners, urban activists Ivo Anev and Adriana Dikancheva expose a silent environmental catastrophe driven by a single everyday item - wet wipes. Revealing how millions of tons of microplastics clog our water and poison our soil, they challenge us to rethink convenience and take ownership of our invisible waste. Ivo Anev and Adriana Dikancheva are members of Club "Smisal" and explorers of hidden Sofia. Their mission for a better urban environment takes them deep into the city's darkest places. They explore the spots most of us will never see - abandoned bomb shelters, hidden undergrounds, and secret bunkers. After years of navigating the labyrinths beneath the surface, the two are ready to shed light on the city's real challenges, its hidden spaces, nature, and most importantly, its rivers. Ivo Anev and Adriana Dikancheva are members of Club "Smisal" and explorers of hidden Sofia. Their mission for a better urban environment takes them deep into the city's darkest places. They explore spots most of us will never see - abandoned bomb shelters, hidden undergrounds, and secret bunkers. After years of navigating the labyrinths beneath the surface, the two are ready to shed light on the city's real challenges, its hidden spaces, nature, and most importantly, its rivers. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx