Coming Together To Clean Sri Lanka's Beaches

[@BritishAnts]

The company’s that cause this should be made to clear this up however much it costs! Kudos to the locals for sorting it themselves! ❤❤❤

[@fckprc8149]

Just another piece of evidence that politics doesn't care about it's people and the land!

[@JustMeB729]

EXACTLY!!

[@1967250s]

I hope that the ship company and insurance are helping to pay for the cleanup? Manpower and involvement is great, but on this scale (big ) you need large machines helping. Best wishes.

[@Miamcoline]

Amazing people, amazing efforts, amazing international cooperation, and amazing that the Sri Lankan government got so involved.

[@skaterbecas]

Great video! Wishing all the best to the team in Sri Lanka.

[@josefinematildehansenvonki2384]

Fantastic work you are doing. I have never seen anyone that goes this deep to clean up basically anything❤❤❤❤

[@pamelahomeyer748]

Oh wow thank you for sharing this video. It's good to call attention to these things and we have to start fixing them somehow

[@学生-h8q]

That's great!! Looking forward to some updates about this!

[@sameerbane4030]

A commendable work done by you and hats off.

[@iggiewalsh2237]

share it with others!! more people need to see this. i want videos like this in front of every single person possible

[@rakamboj]

Good Job. Really happy to see tthis

[@elisabethrufli4652]

Thank you for your service👑

[@glenmel78]

Beach combers 2-3 times the size and probably 100x more efficient than these 3 put together can be rented for this project. Many beaches across the world have been using them.

[@ศิริญญาทองไชย]

Good idea, well done 👍🙏🙂

[@thatlitterguy]

this is amazing !! we need more people with Sweepy's on beaches all over the world 🌍🌎🌏

[@RamenYao]

This is great!

[@LAnKANCHEMISTRY]

Great work

[@mordecai1484]

there are automated fully solar powered machine for such purposes. You should use those.

[@sparksmacoy]

Link?

[@mordecai1484]

@@sparksmacoy kzbin.info/www/bejne/rIHTpnVvqdOlnJo

[@sparksmacoy]

@@mordecai1484 Legend. Thanks.

[@mordecai1484]

@@sparksmacoy NP, Have fun making the world cleaner )

[@DpAmoK]

Involving people in these activities is also educative.

[@michaelrademacher2986]

Don’t these nurdles float, could you use flotation to separate the sand from the plastic pellets (polyethylene), just a thought.

[@jimmytwizzle7836]

Well that’s a really efficient way of working. Are the chemical warfare suits really necessary for sifting plastic pellets.

[@NirvanaFan5000]

giving hope

[@irisgallati]

Are they still cleaning there? Are there any update informations?

[@John-zi4ii]

Awesome ! 😊

[@philipbacon3743]

MEPA, Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, Greenpeace, and other international organizations should be looking at charging the ship owners and the country of nurdle manufacturing (China in other words) for the clean-up expenses.

[@BalrajTakhar-u7u]

Unfortunately CCP doesn't play by the rules. They give very little regard to this sort of matter.

[@zxvw300]

Why there are lots of plastics

[@Sezfluffy]

As Ghandi says, you must be the change you want to see. Plastic consumption needs to be reduced overall by individuals to reduce the impact on the oceans .

[@NamNguyen-hn2cc]

Someone get these guys an actual sand sifter

[@botkarlson9400]

What happened to this project ??

[@markae0]

0:57 May 20 boat sank off of the coast. What F-ing year? Everybody knows! I don't know. Do you?

[@Desertfox18]

2021

[@maxbodifee3263]

Just check the year of the video...

[@blank.9301]

Ocean hero and Ecosia

[@niranjaninaicker1801]

Omnamasivaya.

[@naturesfarm391]

how can i get one

[@HeinKyawHlaing-ubesy]

😍😍

[@ivanolsen7966]

" no longer there " ....... REALLY ..... open your eyes and BRAIN

[@desmosoldier]

until the manufacture of single-use plastics stops, clean-ups are a temporary band-aid. Kudos to those that do such clean-ups though.

[@jamesbizs]

Lol I like how you blame the manufacturers. Do you have 2-5x as much money to spend as you’re now? I bet if you really tried, you could live your life with very minimum of such plastics. But I don’t see you doing that. You think if we force the manufactures to stop, everything with the magically fixed. It won’t

[@jimmy_kirk]

(5:00) Look at how much trash there is on the beach that ISN'T nurdles...

[@7b0ne]

Sri Lankan gov is busy with stealing money but helping the country, i won't expect anything good from these clowns. Better ask the public for help.

[@kienhwengtai8113]

That's the larger pieces, the nano sized ones wouldn't cleaned up.

[@Александрович-ф7щ]

В начале надо людей воспитать что бы не бросали мусор а потом заниматься чисткой😊

[@DarrenBrown-i1s]

Why are they all dressed up it’s plastic 😂😂😂

[@silviaalexandrecordeiro8400]

🌹🌎🌍🌏🌹🚰🎶🎵🎼🎸🎺🥁🎤🎷🎹🎻🪕🎶🎵🎼🌹💯🌎🌍🌏🌹❤

[@bingesquad1]

Sad to know its a problem someone else created for them. Not their fault

[@martemacdougall1985]

NO NURDLES TRANSPORTATION ON THE OCEAN .!!!!!!!! PLEASE 😢

[@annaylitalo6564]

👍💚🙏

[@kertmaddyson4378]

Где золото и монеты???

[@jamesjiwonpark7154]

Oil crisis?

[@jamesbizs]

No?

[@leilalessia]

What a disaster we're making all around the world...

[@ПолинаКислица-п6э]

Глупо и не продуктивно заниматься этим вручную. Все способы, показанные на видео - это борьба с ветряными мельницами.

[@Siranoxz]

You need machines to process this crap..

[@TwoFingeredMamma]

There are field of them as far as the eye can see.

[@chrisstaylor8377]

Why the masks ect

[@Gertyutz]

Covid.

[@jamesbizs]

@@Gertyutz OK. Why the masks? Outside? On a windy beach. It still amazes me that people were this insane.

[@Gertyutz]

@@jamesbizs It wasn't insane. Early in the pandemic, we didn't understand how it was spread.

[@WallyTony]

Pointless

[@PradushanMukt]

💚🙏🙏🌿