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New York’s response to throwaway culture
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New York’s response to throwaway culture

In East Harlem, a community initiative called Repair Café is breathing new life into discarded objects. Every month, residents gather to fix everything from kettles to clothes, challenging the throwaway mentality. Founded by Rocío Salceda, this project highlights the importance of repairing over replacing, especially in a city that generates millions of tons of waste annually. With the support of local volunteers and a growing movement for repair rights, New Yorkers are finding creative solutions to combat waste and promote sustainability.
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