New river trash Interceptors are stopping plastic from reaching the ocean
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- čas přidán 21. 04. 2021
- The Ocean Cleanup’s Boyan Slat talks about upgrades and future plans for deploying more Interceptors designed to catch plastic and debris in rivers all around the world.
Read the CNET article: The third-generation Interceptor is ready to stop ocean plastic cnet.co/2QexlM1
Watch the extended 'Now What' interview with Boyan Slat on CNET: The Ocean Cleanup's upgraded Interceptors: A weapon against ocean and river plastic pollution. cnet.co/2Pa1rzw
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Happy Earth Day! 🌎 Check out our video on The Ocean Cleanup System which is cleaning up The Great Pacific Garbage Patch czcams.com/video/nYC4Q-0wcAc/video.html
I am glad CZcams recommended this. It is great to see people who are succeeding through their actions to help the planet
Now this is Awesome Technology!
What about the fishing nets?
@@mskiby Does rivers are usually filled with catfish that dwell in the bottom of the river You need to see this rivers up close
You'd think governments would step up to help with these programs far more than they do just knowing how devastating the plastics are... But... Sadly so many countries can't see the damage it's causing, even when it's right in front of their own faces.
Just the fact that someone is actually doing something about this this plastic pandemic should be national news.
Right!
Well we are taking most of the blame for the stuff that other countries put into the ocean. On a per-capita per mile of shoreline basis - the US is among the the countries that are not the problem.
@@colincampbell767 Well if enough Americans create the solutions to these problems i think that will put an end to the complaints. They will still complain along the way though, like those people that are against carbon scrubbers because it doesnt solve all the worlds problems at once. But eventually that problem will get solved by people who matter and those complainers will just move on to the next thing and continue to be worthless.
@@HavokBWR carbon scrubbers are highly inefficient and absolutely not the best solution when it better to just remove carbon causing problems and maintaining more forest can be done now at a reasonable price
Fixing problems doesn't fit the narrative. People might actually see good in the world.
Mad RESPECT for their mission! We need this in every country of the world!
Especially in densely populated countries like mine...India.
I wish boris (uk prime minister) would buy a few to go round the Thames (main river in London)
what about if people just stopped dumping their trashes to the rivers?
@@Jason-Clark235 your gonna have to boil the thames to clean that out
@@Kauppamopo i dont think its just the dumping of rubbish in rivers. I think it washes off the streets when people dont throw it in a bin and winds up there.
I remember Slat from years ago with his first ocean cleaning venture. I'm so glad he's still at it.
This video was recommended to me because I had been watching videos on bricks made from plastic in Africa that are half the weight and 3 times stronger than normal bricks while being at the same price or cheaper than standard bricks.
These new plastic-based bricks are tackling 3 crises at once: providing jobs with brick manufacturing. Solving homelessness with plastic based brick buildings. And cleaning up plastic pollution by recycling plastic.
It would be great if Slat started making these bricks along with a whole host of similar plastic-based products that won't find their way back into the ecosystem.
A little late but they were going to do this but they looked into it and it would leave pcps (small plastic pieces) that can build up or whatever and cause cancer. A
@@chasethakiddd wait what?? Im 17 rn and the only thing that keeps me going to school everyday is so i can get a good job a get rich then start a non profit organization making stuff from plastics-
Does it really give cancer ?🙁
@@beeeeepboop8110 ya they said the cars driving on the bricks will release particles if I remember correctly. U can look it up. You can find other purposes for plastics tho. But the main things we have to do is stop using plastics as much as possible all together.
Big companies should not be allowed to sell to India or any other third world country if this is what they're going to do with the rubbish
It has a Flux Capacitor to round out the futuristic look...
Of course it does 👌 💯
Lol
Repent to Jesus Christ!
“Your word is a lamp for my feet, a light on my path.”
Psalms 119:105 NIV
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Thrilled these people are finally getting some decent recognition. They've been doing this for about two years now and they have never gotten the attention that they deserve.
I have had this idea since 2015 but have had no skill set or funding to start. Happy for them doing this and also mad to myself because didnt start to pursue it😅
@@rehvasreetu If you had the idea since 2015 you probably heared about this idea somewhere and now think it was your own.
@@ThunderConker did you guys miss the part where he said he's looking for partners to help roll out the interceptors? Find money, partner, and find somewhere that really needs them, and sell it to local/state government.
They have had a ton of attention. They have been all over the news and all over the internet every time something with them happens... If you haven't heard of these guys your living under a rock
that would be a marketing flaw
So when does this young man receive the highest award possible? I can’t think of anyone who has done more to help clean up our world. God Bless him and his endeavors
Why "highest award possible"? For what?
10 years before him:
Mr. Trash Wheel was invented by John Kellett in 2008, who launched a pilot vessel at that time. A larger vessel was later developed; it replaced the pilot vessel and was launched in May 2014. The Mr. Trash Wheel vessel is part of the Waterfront Partnership of the City of Baltimore's "Healthy Harbor Plan."
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a great renaissance in garbage collection technology in the past 10 years and Mr. Trash Wheel is one of the pioneers, collecting over 3 million pounds of trash in Baltimore, Maryland.
@@cristic767 a.k.a. American is jealous the man praised in the video is not from the states
Tue only person i know of who received this award is Terry Fox so I’m thinking that this guy is pretty much there
@@cristic767 you know that what they did wasn’t really difficult engineering right? They basically just closed off the waterway for a floating line. The devices from the Dutch engineer Boyan Slat use as little space as possible with the highest plastic returns as possible, that’s difficult.
@@cristic767 RIght, they also claim that "they are the first trash interceptor" they probably saw Mr.Trashwheel and marketed for global use. It's great and all but give credit to where credit is due, they guy is just profiting and making himself seem like a visionary, which he is not.
A huge thanks to every single person involved in making these things possible.
Thank god this is being done. This is really important.
Appreciate every bit of effort of anyone working on this.
So proud as my country Malaysia is selected for testing the ocean cleanup. also unproud because of the garbage amount it collected :/
that's what forgiveness is for. To face the truth of the matter, to forgive yourself and accept that truth, to take care. The lack of forgivenes leads to shame and then to denial of truth and as a result problems get neglected. So don't be ashamed, instead accept, forgive and serve with pride. Have a nice day)
I feel you, USA is the 3rd largest creator of waste...
@@simmonslucas thats suprising😱
@@simmonslucas don’t forget the US also exports it’s waste to other countries to process.
As a engineer I have been following the news about this project since it start. It is "a" great solution to the plastic pollution problem. BUT...the key problem source is the human behavior, humans are responsible for throwing trash in the rivers. Education is key here. If we keep throwing our trash in our rivers, even 1Mil of these interceptors will not rid of the problem.
Outstanding! That young man deserves some kind of Nobel prize, even if you have to create a new one.
Yves, you are absolutely right ! His name is Boyan Slat, from the Netherlands!!!
Create a trophy made of recycled plastic
There is a Nobel prize for environmental contributions
They should for sure. My guess is it will be like 09 and they'll give it to a incompetent President. Save the 🌎
The Nobel Price is for Gretta so far. 🙄
So great I pray this project gets all the love it can. We need many more of these
Dont pray
Pay them
@@Squid728 Exactly. These people simply pray and think something will happen instead of actually doing anything.
@@davidmccallum3950 i mean its still good . It just dont work
@@Squid728 Yeah, I love the intent behind it, but they can do a lot more than just praying
Love is a second-hand emotion ,that doesn't stop third world people from throwing rubbish in the river because they're not intelligent enough to realise that you don't do that
Imagine what a simple 1 billion dollar donation from Elon Musk or Bezos could do to help expedite this project.
Also just because hes worth that much money doesnt mean he have that in cash, most of his money is in stocks the same way some people own houses
i mean even a just a million dollar from his wealth though 😭
Those 2 can clean up the earth with their pocket change 🙈
@@noiceballer9781 he could INVEST in renewable energy, trash could be a profitable industry. Its just that he doesnt really care. During the pandemic he was annoyed of lockdown coz his sales went down
Why should HE give HIS money to that when we are all responsible for the garbage in the ocean ?
Things like this should be used worldwide . Idk why we humans ignore all these innovations and stuff when it it comes to the environment it’s crazy
Because the government needs to learn how to make money off of it. Politicians don’t want resolutions to issues. If problems are solved their platforms get taken away. 🤷🏻♂️
Because you can't make money cleaning up other people's crap.
Capitalism 101.
If there is no money to be made then there is no effort to be put in.
Unfortunately our politicians think this way.
@@strenghsGirl what are you talking about 😂 nobody said anything about this being on the news
@@jacardi839 Because I missclicked the comment.🤣 ups. My bad.
@@strenghsGirl oh lolll I was lost
You had me at “Flux Capacitor” 🙂
Which is what makes time travel possible!
Yes wtf
Spoken like a true sheep.
@@Chris.Davies Sheep don't talk.
@@lantrick exactly?
Our mother Earth needs a lot of healing from all the damage we have caused.
This is not healing mother earth, where do you think all that plastic he is collecting is going?
Is burned to pellet, this process use a HUGE amount of energy, making a lot of CO2 to the amosphere
I love that this product has been actively addressing plastic waste in rivers! This is a huge step towards progress in dealing with plastic waste pollution! However, it doesn't actually address the source. To truly make a long-lasting difference, we would need to take other actions in order to address the whole issue. If countries take initiatives to ban single use plastics and improve waste disposal strategies on land that would make a massive impact on the health of our planet.
That's true, but completely addressing the actual issue is going to take a very long time. Humans have been living this way for a very long time, and it wouldn't be reasonable to suddenly say "Oh hey you can't do that anymore". In the mean time, these inventions can at least limit the damage while we transition into being less harmful to the environment.
Finally somebody smart enough not to just get caught up in the appearance of this, nobody asking themselves where all this plastic he is collecting is going.
@@jiji3750 These inventions aren't limiting the damage, he's just creating another plastic doom loop.
@@Thyalwaysseek I'm pretty sure that in the video, they recycled the plastic into eye glass frames. So are you saying that it's better to let the trash go into the ocean?
@@jiji3750 Yes because plastic glass frames will never break and turn back into plastic junk which will end up in land fill, rivers and oceans. What I am saying is that if you want to stop polluting the environment with plastic you need to ban plastic outright everything else is just window dressing like this.
It's kinda sad that we had to make this, but grateful that someone did!
are you kidding , i design one that sucks the ones who dump it,haha
Are you Gigachad's cousin?
Wouldn't it have been more cost effective to just..oh idk not throw your trash everywhere? Maybe that's who cops should be harassing all day to fill their quotas lmao
Why is it sad
@@moguldamongrel3054 good luck fam. people are selfish assholes
I live in an area where they use alot of decorative stone or stone walls. I really think there needs to be a company who grinds up all this plastic and debris and pours it into decorative stone molds for landscaping. The material doesn't need to be sanitized or purified and it would be lighter for transport and handling. It would last forever as a very practical item.
Great job! If this man can dedicate his life to cleaning the ocean, the rest of mankind must do more to prevent garbage from being anywhere else but the landfill. Way to go. Thank you 🙏
I didn’t expect this kind of content from this channel. But I’d love to see more.
Thanks. Will have some more similar stuff in the future for sure.
@@CNET is this fake
@@jayus2033 no, I remember watching the first reveal live 2 years ago and was excited to see where this will go. I can't believe it's been 2 years already
@@seasesh4073 it’s fake because I saw them stealing money for drugs
@@jayus2033 what
My man says it is equipped with a FLUX CAPACITOR for the futuristicness! LOVE this idea has come to life!
It's a fuckin' waste...
Doc Brown would be proud
@@tvvelvegauge12 it costs 50 dollars so yeah technically, but I dont think it's that big of a deal, and even that's on the more expensive side
@@Braindead25_8
That's 50 bucks that their glasses could be cheaper...
The Ocean Cleanup is so amazing. I'm incredibly humbled to be alive when clean tech like this is being introduced into society
Boyan is a hero, this should be breaking news global, love from Denmark 💪❤️👏👏
This is amazing! These need to be everywhere.
Imagine these in India
I'm so glad that finally people, anyone is trying to work on this issue. We have needed this for quite some time now. Super greatful for this guy's work along with anyone else working with him.
Sincere heartfelt thanks for what you are doing .
You deserve a medal..
Much Respect
from
Down Under
This makes me so happy im so glad to finally see someone doing this! I would love to donate to something like this
i died at "flux capacitor"😂😂. i didnt expect it. well played, well played..
yea i thought they was serious until then
@@joejacko1587 what do you mean?
SpaceX can name their drone ship "Of Course I Still Love You", shoot a roadster past Mars, and refer to a plush toy as a "zero G indicator" in a Crew Dragon flight, for lulz. It doesn't mean their rockets aren't seriously flying.
These folks can stick a flux capacitor toy on their interceptor for lulz. You can see Boyan walk past it right at 1:25. The footage is from their interceptor unveiling event 2 years ago.
I read about this kid years ago, he invented this at 17 y/o so amazing
Yeh it's almost like it's a miracle how he magically gets the money for this farce.
@@Thyalwaysseek Exactly how is this answer to an ecological disaster a farce?
@@scottricklaroque7428 Where happens to all the plastic that he collects from the river?
@@Thyalwaysseek They recycle it into pellets to sell to companies in order to be reused. They made a high--end line of sunglasses to sell to pay for more clean up to showcase what can be done with the waste and it's working, several companies are already lining up to buy the recycled plastic to be used in everything from shoes to computers.
@@scottricklaroque7428 LOL they recycle it to turn it into plastic to be made into other plastic products that will eventually become junk that ends up in landfill, oceans and rivers. BTW you can only recycle plastic a limited amount of times, I suggest you go and do some more research so you're not so impressed by the appearance of these projects.
Boyan Slat is a hero. We are lucky to have him.
Love seeing initiatives like this
people give criticism to this young fella yet hes done more than any of us have and is doing something about it.
I don't see anyone giving him criticism
I don’t think giving criticism is bad, but trying to push people down though, that’s different.
Has done more than any of us have???
Speak for yourself.
Besides, this is ONE simple invention!
And $200 for a pair of trash glasses...what a fuckin' total joke!
@Panzer Blitz
I'm an inventor, son...I have come up with countless useful wonderful inventions aiming at bettering the quality of life for ALL of humanity...since I was 9!
My crowning jewel is a vehicle I am currently working on that can navigate through water, the atmosphere, and through outer space by using the combined collaborated effort of 3 latteral independent unidirectional motion and the force of inertia.
It has no outside moving parts nor does it emit anything...
The propulsion is internal.
It will not only revolutionize aviation, but space travel as well...
And get this...I will NEVER try something like scamming society with a pair of outrageously over priced sun glasses made out of garbage and then call it a "donation"...
I plan on using every penny I make on my inventions and try to basically GIVE my inventions away to humanity...
I do not desire lots and lots of money...
I want only for the happiness of mankind...
Like The Great Nikola Tesla, I AM a true inventor at heart.
So there's your answer to your question, "How do you match that achievement?"
Now I have a question for you...
What size shoe does your mouth take?
@Panzer Blitz
I only do it to people like you...
You question me with your doubtful little attitude, I'm gonna put you in your place...
And just a heads up, when you come to videos such as this one, I suggest you don't loosely challenge random people...
Bc videos about inventions usually attracts curious inventors...
And I tell you, I never met an ACTUAL inventor who isn't a genius.
P.S. One, three, or even ten decent inventions does not qualify as calling oneself an inventor. An inventor is a never ending fountain of ideas!
This gives me more hope for the future than humanity has
this is part of humanity
Yea because this boat was invented and built by nature
I wonder where these things grow so I can go get me one...
Nope I'm waiting for the end of this madness. And the agenda of global depopulation is underway right before the end of this age and the beginning of eternity with our lord God and His son.
@Myth Tree The plastic in the rivers and oceans won't be removed by itself.
Wow...! Truly impressive... thank you for this wonderful initiative... !
This machine was invented, in fact, by John Kellett.
Mr. Trash Wheel was invented by John Kellett in 2008, who launched a pilot vessel at that time. A larger vessel was later developed; it replaced the pilot vessel and was launched in May 2014. The Mr. Trash Wheel vessel is part of the Waterfront Partnership of the City of Baltimore's "Healthy Harbor Plan."
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a great renaissance in garbage collection technology in the past 10 years and Mr. Trash Wheel is one of the pioneers, collecting over 3 million pounds of trash in Baltimore, Maryland.
He’s younger than me and he’s done so much for the earth already! He’s one of those kids that was going somewhere when he was two!
He's not going anywhere, he's just picking up your trash.
He is a janitor bro, relax
Mia In this world you c a n be anything you choose! You can make a difference - start small. Spread the word- Go girl !
This video was gorgeously produced. Who did the work? They deserve an award or three.
This gives me tons of hope. Thanks for caring.
This young engineer and his team should be nominated for Nobel peace prize!
Pls make a 24h livestream of some of your machines cleaning the rivers. Would be a great thing I think.
I'd watch it almost daily.
I'm so happy to hear that someone is doing something about the plasic problem! Thank you!
Trash interceptors should be made available worldwide. The whole concept is simply ingenious! Hightime to do serious cleaning of our rivers and seas all over the globe. Good job!
We need more people like Boyan Slat.
The sad thing is and I have no proof for this, but there are plenty of people that will think: "Don't worry about it, just dump it in the river, they are cleaning it up anyway..."
The cleanup is AWESOME and I love it and support with my heart and my wallet, but the most important thing that needs to change is our mindset and how we work with plastic and disposables!
I think while the cleanup is happening, the offenders too should be spotted and stopped. Ultimate goal should be that interceptors should cease to exist.. May be I am too ideal ?!
@@tpadma Unfortunately yes, you are too ideal. Unless you have the big bucks to assist with education and programs that collect and recycle the garbage world wide, this will keep happening. Throw it and forget about it, let the guy downstream worry about it. I am sure the people that do it are fully aware of the problem, but what choices do they have? Most of them don't have vehicles and to junk up their living space is not an option.
Things like these give me a bit of hope in humanity.
Was browsing and then i saw this.Made me very happy to see it.Will save some lives in the rivers ,oceans etc. I hope.
To hear it started in my own country makes it even better.
Boyan Slat is giving us hope for our planet’s future. Such an uplifting video. 🌏🌍🌎
And I pat myself on the back for recycling my soda cans lol. A man like this is REALLY making a difference. Amazing work, very inspiring.
Don't underestimate yourself if there were more people like you doing their part of the fight in the first stage of the recycling process now we wouldn't need to clean up the ocean.
What you're doing might seem small. But it's really making a great difference
U recycle it to what ?
@James L I know I recycle my cans too & recycle my newspapers & it seems so small to this amount! Every little bit counts!💯
You should pat yourself on the back. Keep recycling man.
Wonder how many times I said, "WOW!" while watching this! Amazing way to attack this growing nightmare. Thanks guys!
we really do not care
@@jasongaming8529 maybe you should care... maybe you’re part of the problem if you don’t. This global ocean cleanup is extremely important and Boyan has done the unthinkable in acting as fast and critical as he is.
@@jasongaming8529 Who's WE? Ya got a mouse in your pocket or just the brains of one? Sounds like it could be the latter.
@@jasongaming8529 It's people like you which enables these kind of situations to flourish and get out of control. Whether 'we' like it or not, the human race is responsible for rapidly poisoning the planet ever since the industrial revolution 150 years ago. Plastic was a major byproduct of this innovative time but we neglected to factor in foresight in regards environmentally. So I not sure about you but a project like this is a necessity to the world.
@@jasongaming8529 *me really do not care
This is an amazing invention, guy really deserves more credit. Genuinely wish they could make 2k of these across various continents of the biggest cities
Thanks for a great update on this massive project
In Baltimore,MD , Mr.Trash Wheel and his friends have been taking care of the Chesapeake Bay for years now. Look em up!
THE WHOLE WORLD NEEDS TO CHIP IN AND SUPPORT THIS‼️‼️‼️THIS REALLY BROUGHT TEARS OF JOY TO MY EYES🥲👏🏾👏🏾🙌🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🥲🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾👏🏾🥲👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
@random user not jus them but everybody WE ARE ALL IN THIS 🌎TOGETHER 🫂
Love this. Brilliant idea brilliant man brilliant team. Thank you for restoring faith in our future if only governments would do more.
We have this in Malaysia, cleaning the Klang river. Thank you to the inventors.
they are having one running in Malaysia. Thank you for helping us to clean the river
Teach the Malaysian people not to throw their waste inside the river would be a bigger help.
@@MusicIsLegal 100%
This is great. My question all along is how are they fixing the issue of what to do with the plastic once they collect it. That’s our issue here. We’re have so much trash and no where to put it. Thank you for the work that you do.
Got this video recommended after Team Trees started. The CZcams Algorithim has brought us together again.
Edit: Meant team seas lol
Waiting for this comment lol
*teamseas
@@ahammedyaseen1580 did not notice that lol
@@ahammedyaseen1580 Yes
Teamseas*
we need more like this amazing person to be found and help inspire more to do their part.
This is the future I want to live in and contribute to.
@Adventures With Mongos Yes. Where is the fallacy? You'd rather have trash polluting rivers and seas, killing aquatic life and poisoning us?
Give me a dollar
@Adventures With Mongos thats called recycling taking plastic bottles thst would be barried million years under the ocean and making sunglasses that that can be reused
How did I not hear about this till now. Everyone please share this video.
Keep up the good work!!!!Two thumbs up to this young man for what he has done!
Gotta love the 'flux capacitor' homage... just for the touch of fun! 😊
I think you have to come from the 80s to understand that whole "flux capacitor" explanation. Im not sure many people picked that up
convertisseur temporel!! :) YEAH!!
Just shared this to my Facebook like why this not out there I never knew
Thanks for sharing!
Glad we have people like this out there.. sad they don't get more coverage though.
They will, they’re still very much in the research and design phase. When they are ready to launch with their final product they will put a lot of effort on PR
You are right. Ppl should keep up with him than with Kadasian's Klan.
Thank you for the work
I think this is the greatest thing that anyone has ever come up with, thank you! We are people who can develop the most trash of anyone in this world and to think you folks have come up with a solution is GREAT!!! Thank you!!! 👏😊😁
trouble is that on the outside things don't look too bad but next time you are at the Beach, try leaving the tourist areas and try to find your own little secluded bay, it will most times be riddled with Nets/Bottles/Polystyrene
*I first heard of this guy and this a few years back on joe rogan. Glad to see he’s got it going and is doing well. This guy is a modern day hero. Respect Sir.*✊🏽👍🏽
Follow their CZcams channel, they show how it works and give regular update, really useful videos.
They even have a model for ocean clean up, that they are still working on right now.
He did a TED talk before he was even an adult.
dont lie; you came here to look for comments mentioning mr beast
Tears of joy, so proud of you , thank you so much , you are an answered prayer
Incredible! Thank you for doing this! All the best to keep going!
Respect to this guy! i support his cause with all that i can! even if it means buying some sunglasses from them! makes me so happy seeing people actually dedicating themselfes for such a huge amazing task
This is just plain GREAT! And the next phase to implement is that the onboard computer identifies the source company of each piece of plastic and automatically bills that company for their contribution to the pollution and cost to extract it from the rivers. There would still be a lot of unidentified crap but the identifiable plastic being charged back to the company responsible for making it in the first place would change things a lot, methinks.
yo. this is actually a good idea.
This is awesome,these need to be every where , thanks your video
They really should reach out in Latvia about building these things. Here in my city Ventspils our local officials are already working with Buscher to build cleaning trucks. We are also open to new nature-friendly ways to start our businesses.
It is nice seeing these things run in the Klang River everytime I go across the bridge
You doing something extraordinary work out this world.... God bless you may your work reach all parts of earth...
I hope this work smoothly. This is like the actual part of "First step" clearing the trash we made. I probably in fault too on the trash thingy (I use to buy things with plastic bags. I dont litter but still one of the reason ig?)
makes me want to get up in the morning, knowing the good people are still fighting.
@Myth Tree I ca pains this shaaava
Same me too
@@sirpraysalot6931 I ca pains this shaaava
I hadn`t heard of Boyab Slat in a while. Good to see he still on the fight
As awesome this idea and the execution is, when they flux compessator I feel an even bigger smile on my face!!!
A huge thank you for this.
Brilliant. Thank you for doing this work... it’s so satisfying to watch x
Y'all are doing gods work well done, well done👌🏻👏🏻👍🏻👏🏻 and a huge thank you from us all.
Thank you so much!!!
Nice thts just wat we needed keep the ocean clean .
That's a great start! Now they need to build about 1,000 more.
More like a million... to every river on earth...
@@jasmijnariel not every river is full of trash
@@thesmogo every river where humans live next to it.... so in the end, before they go in the ocean, every river mouth on earth has trash.
Meanwhile on the open Ocean : Hey, this insanely massive plastic fishing net has some holes in it !!
* Toss it overboard *
Stupid will be stupid.
The problem is that there is no replacement for plastic nets. Nets made out of natural materials are too weak for devices that pull the nets in. They tear nets made of natural stuff apart at once.
@@Matruchus The very least that they could do would be to carry it back to port, it doesn't matter if it takes up hold space.
Yeah. Finished this can of Coke. Throw that in the global garbage can (the ocean).
Thank you for doing this super important service for humanity!!!!
Great work by good people........huge respect
This is the best thing they ever came up with. Keep it up. We need alot of this. so happy they started this
This article made me weep with relief and gratitude. The best news I've heard in a long long time 🙋
It made you weep with relief?
Are you serious!? Haha
@@LotusHart01 that’s what I thought lmao. They really do be treating their liberal nonsense as their religion
Thank you so much for choose the ozama rivers in the dominican republic! We really need it 🤗
Congrats to your company. Keep it up
that's nice these now exist, but it's still really sad we need these too exist
As an aspiring game dev and a nature lover, I can't wait to use my skills as a game dev to help spread this message of cleaning our oceans
Thank you. Please share it with your network.
Got an idea :
Use the plastic and trash as a monster for a horror game
Here's a better idea stop throwing your effing trash on the ground put it in a recycle bin.
@@thatamerican3187 Do you honestly think that someone who loves nature doesn't do that already?
There is only one flaw with this idea. What do you do with the waste once you collect it. If a significant amount of the plastic and other rubbish that is in the ocean is only there because countries don't have the means to deal with the amount of rubbish they have. So it will either end up being incinerated, stored in already overflowing garbage disposal or back in the ocean. It's a real pity because this idea would work perfectly if we had an effective way to deal with the garbage.
Totally groovy 😎I love what you guys are doing ❤
I love this I appreciate all the hard work thanks again