Every Year, This AMAZING Technology Removes Millions Of Tons Of Trash From The Oceans

[@WatermasterDredgers]

Healthy environments make healthy people. Let's keep our waters clean!

[@pafsrh4744]

this is what the world needs ,good to know we have people on a conscious level of thinking, well done to all

[@dennislamers986]

Seen a couple of this types of machines for cleaning weeds in lakes. Glad to see garbage being picked up.

[@EsspressoMan1]

How about get a bottle refund going. People will have an incentive to pick up bottles and also stop people from chucking them out. Other countrys been doing it for decades

[@phbrinsden]

And an army of homeless people who panhandle can make good money rounding up bottles instead of panhandling.

[@dyanstoutenburg9974]

@EsspressoMan1: Your comment got me reading more about recycling. In Minnesota, where I live, we have curbside recycling. The problem I just found out, is the main material that recyclable bottles are made from is (PET). The problem is: it can be contaminated by certain other recyclable material in that same container. That makes (PET) unusable. I also learned we sell a lot of our good (PET) to China and then we need to make more products from new materials. The more you read, the more complicated everything gets.

[@cherylsmith4826]

We need to get back to glass containers & create jobs around that instead of big petroleum using the excuse that it's cheaper to manufacture new plastics than to recycle old.

[@cathymarshall7064]

We used to do it. It worked very well

[@mortymty]

In Norway we have a system for that. It works perfect. Some 90% i think is recycled. Plastic bottles and metall soda cans

[@timothymichaelgoff2715]

Congratulations on cleaning things so well. I for one am very happy to see you accomplishing so much.

[@bozku8815]

Danke!

[@peaceandlove5214]

I think all shipping ships need to be involved in this project. Great work thanks.

[@chevtruck1000]

It's good to see that equipment like this is both available and being used. The fact that it needs to exist at all speaks volumes about what a miserable species ours is though.

[@johnpartridge7623]

Brilliant work by all of you

[@LordGizmo]

Thank you

[@fijitimeislandlifevlog]

We need more of this ❤

[@tooge47]

the emphasis should be on PREVENTING such trash from ENTERING rivers and streams

[@gardenjoy5223]

Nice! Very useful techniques. Especially liked the floating river cleaning system, with its series of floating devices, that moved in sink, so the waste was directed towards the collector. But still ships can move through and fish are safe.

[@CasuallyCommentingBaseThings]

Third world countries need these types of things the most

[@fatblokes_ferguson]

Love the water cleaning boat, just a shame it’s needed

[@iNdUsTrIaLrOcKeR4U]

The answer to the trash problem is not at the end but the beginning. The production packaging of products sold in the stores or to distributors. Will cost a lot to change from the current strategies sold and used now. Corporate will fight it because profits will be lost and/or make it not affordable to exist as company.

[@DEMOCRATIC.INDIAN]

That was GREAT !!!! We are LUCKY that we gonna see the FUTURE. LOVE from INDIA 🙏🙏🙏

[@DebbieSuttle]

I can't wait to see the documentary on this that would be awesome to watch 😊

[@ockertvanzyl5340]

So much better than watching wars thanks so much for sharing 👏👏👏👏👏

[@evandromedeiros693]

O Brasil 🇧🇷 está PRECISANDO URGENTE de vários equipamentos desses.

[@Nilmabostonrio]

Penso o mesmo!

[@jayc222]

Love the River roomba! 🥹

[@nenettesilver]

Can they use a similar machine to gather sargassum seaweed that comes ashore in famous beaches?

[@earth_ling]

With the background resembling NYC…it’s truly ironic that they are cleaning up the bays and then dumping all of NYC’s trash and sewage right off of the coast into the ocean. Truly amazing.

[@АлександраГлушакова-ъ1в]

Чисто не там где убирают, а где сохраняют чистоту!

[@wilfredomanalang6720]

Hope philippines will have this kind of machine

[@rudolfbouman9264]

One day, i hope people stop to throw away all their waste in the nature, in stand off taking it to their home or put it in a waste basket. Let we start to take our responsibility.

[@kenneybis1097]

Plastic bottles and large plastic bags and packaging should have a scan-able code linked to the purchaser of said item with set fines if that trash is found as litter or even an added deposit price that can only be refunded when the rubbish is scanned at proper disposal bins. Any fines or deposits to fund ongoing cleaning organizations

[@NoakhillaLifestyle]

Bangladesh need this type of equipment

[@poolmotorrepairguyFL]

COOL STUFF.. Jay the Florida pool pump motor repair guy. When Service Calls Longwood approved ! that was good info 2 know /see👨‍🔧I going to make one🐒. Lord Gizmo

[@edtrine8692]

We should take an all of the above approach starting at the source meaning stopping the trash from entering the water in the first place! At least at a large scale.

[@milesthehousecollection4153]

Every council in every country should invest in these machines to have running on all rivers and lakes around the world. It should be mandictory.

[@LordGizmo]

Absolutely

[@galaxies4415]

WOW video ❤

[@luizfaria7272]

Amazing!!!

[@ginafromcologne9281]

I think all kind of equipment should get such a pair of giant, adorable eyes! :)

[@DebbieSuttle]

I like to see this one next 😊😊❤❤

[@ethanreynolds7892]

ONLY MILLIONAIRES AND BILLIONAIRES CAN USE THOSE MACHINES.

[@clairfreitas8390]

👍👏👏🇧🇷se as pessoas parassem de jogar resíduos nas águas, em pouco tempo tudo ficaria limpo.

[@christianstraub2811]

Das finde ich super, vielleicht bekommen wir auch mal wieder ein sauberen Wasser

[@アラン-w1k]

素晴らしい。長崎の島に欲しい。

[@catalinadelarosa4718]

Here in the our community, there is a program where you can swap plastic for rice - our own little way of helping with the plastic garbage problem

[@digitdinar9682]

Bagus alat ini kl ada di negara ku...biar smua sungai bersih...karena kesadaran buang sampah nya rendah...

[@rositaacuna4087]

I just watch the polution in Guatemala should order one of this machine to solve the problem and also the government of the Philippines should order too to solve the flood of the provinces in my country

[@jedzoku]

Not one mention of how they design the machines to filter out any wildlife

[@ПользовательПол-м3е]

Лучше и проще не мусорить, чисто там где не сорят

[@abtrdg]

It sounds very nice But are water hyacinth and weeds garbage? I suppose they help to clean water on the contrary

[@lihihongan5289]

Wow,that,s amazing…so, what do they do with this trash after they remove it from the ocean?

[@thomaslong8448]

I hope they burn it to generate electricity.

[@donkenmuir9504]

That is just what on surface what is under neath

[@srobg1956]

Man will always generate trash, but we can certainly go a long way to minimize harmful trash like plastics that take a billion years to decay. Find alternatives to plastic packaging where you can when you shop. E.G., Stop buying bottled water and invest in a good thermos and water filters. Cardboard milk containers versus plastic.

[@johnsilent8665]

Homo sapiens doesn't consume milk and other dairy products of any other mammal species. Dairy is crime and madness. That's the very important point you should start from - stop being stupid milk sucker! And many things will change.

[@robertazinger6807]

Despite their different compositions, wood and plastic have some chemical similarities. Both materials are organic, meaning that they are made from carbon-based compounds. Both materials are also flammable, meaning that they can be ignited and burned. Additionally, both materials can be degraded by exposure to heat, light, and oxygen.

[@chuckkline2970]

Plastic is not even close to being organic.

[@juliespade1573]

What is under that water?

[@NaTech94]

*Admire the water-cleaning boat, though it's disheartening that such a solution is necessary.*

[@rakeshroshan4]

The problem is not collecting these, its where to dispose. After these are collected. Where do these go?

[@anna-lenameijer9942]

We have had bottle-refund machines in every shop entrance where you get the fund money/ bottle back. It works well, but it would be even better to go back to glas bottles which also had refuning but with zero waste: both the bottles and the crate were reused.

[@craftingcat536]

Education is needed to get people to stop tossing trash into oceans and rivers. Unfortunately none of these collectors can pick the debris off the bottom of the rivers where it is damaging breeding habitats

[@marilynseptember21]

How do they get rid of the trash collected? Let me just watch.....

[@sylwia85f]

it wouldn't be if people respected the planet they live on

[@tnolan3176]

Education on the effects of trash in the rivers and streams would be more helpful ! But with the lack of proper garbage removal companies and landfills this will never happen !

[@bryannonya9769]

the big patches of grasses mixed with plastic are homes to milions of small fish, its not just as simple as picking up the trash. seaweed is beneficial not trash

[@connieward2042]

I would like to see where all the gathered rubbish goes? What is the next step?

[@davethemace5200]

Garbage is Food Waste and Trash is Junk

[@save_ocean]

God idea tehnical❤❤

[@joeson7700]

Among which is the BEST selling model City officials / Consumers will BUY ?.

[@dans7759]

Why is the machine in your thumbnail not shown in the video..????

[@bingpz]

Someone should tell the editor we have attention spans longer than 2 seconds

[@carter7289]

Amazing humans, creates tons of rubbish. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Hippydays1959]

impressive, …..

[@LordGizmo]

Thank you

[@ricardini7338]

cuando lo subtitulen en español, me suscribiré

[@morghana3775]

It would be even better if the stuff collected was sorted for reposing. I saw a lot of plant matter that could be used as livestock feed. I have been watching a lot of videos on how to upcycle waste. I just don't see these as long term solutions, to the amount of waste we produce, if we are just throwing everything into landfills.

[@johnburns1902]

My biggest concern is fish that get caught. Like seals, dolphins and whales.

[@extro88915]

0:46 with garbage collection the fish die from this process

[@macmcleod1188]

They need to have a tax on all plastic goods to pay for their cleanup.

[@edtrine8692]

It is estimated that roughly a ton of trash gets dumped in the ocean every second? Some of this trash gets dumped in the rivers from countries that dump it a truckload at a time!

[@forevergogo]

We need to end recycling!

[@milesthehousecollection4153]

Erm end recycling? What do you mean 😂😂 Recycling is how we reuse plastics.

[@forevergogo]

Look it up sometime, all they do is "ship it" to poverty stricken countries like Malaysia to sift through and attempt to recycle... but most of it is waste and ends up back in the ocean. Some companies don't even make the trips, they just go out to the water and dump their load, because More paychecks are waiting for them if they make it back to port fast enough to pick up the next load.

[@EmmanuelValentin-rc5ic]

Manggaya na lng Tayo, di nman natin Kya isipin o ayaw, para sa solusyong matagal, sori...

[@jluke168]

Removes floating debris, the majority of which is actually organic.

[@jannhebrank]

need to make islands out of it and live on the debris

[@robertklouman1321]

Wouldn't need to worry about cleanup if the garbage wasn't intentionally put there to begin with.

[@barbaracavalletti]

Venite un po' da noi❤

[@douglachman7330]

Great work being done. However millions is an exageration big time.

[@HenryB51]

1000 Volts?! I hope I never get thrown into a tub with one...

[@SuperMika70]

🤘🤘

[@bruceg.6282]

Why can't people get the message and stop throwing trash anywhere but in designated containers?

[@BIasterXD]

Statistically speaking... 10% of all the Trash collected from the Ocean goes back to the Ocean.

[@mscynthiaromo]

That just means we need to improve tech. 10% is better than 100%

[@nadiaks2293]

Зачем нам пластик? Вернуть стеклотару, заводы, которые их выпускали и проблема рассосётся сама собой

[@Евген330]

потом удивляемся что происходят катастрофы 🙃

[@Maythree]

По всему миру живёт много людей, у которых руки не доходят до своей за. ницы!!!

[@parambhatia3183]

Yammu and with Jammu and Kashmir River with

[@TimotheeLee]

Hey I've got a crazy idea, don't throw garbage in the water in the first.I know it goes against your business model but education is the solution to most problems. Not advertising that throwing crap in the water is ok because we have a machine..........

[@garciavashchino1]

what do we do with all that trash?? Burn it???

[@johnnyllooddte3415]

millions of tonnes???? ahahahahahha

[@b.b.g7786]

please india buy it

[@padmaasolanki856]

Good 👌🏻👍🙏👏

[@LordGizmo]

Thank you

[@EmmanuelValentin-rc5ic]

Calling calling MMDA,DENR, di nman po cguro kamahalan kung gagayahin natin eto sa mga katubigan natin. Para ma maintain Ang daloy at linis.para Wala na problema....

[@janwitalis8702]

I just wish people wouldn't litter and just recycle more.

[@wge529]

It would be better to invent a method of spotting, recording who takes out and throws tons of garbage into the seas and oceans. After all, garbage also falls to the bottom, to an unreachable depth, and there it creates a fertile environment that has a poisonous effect on all living things.

[@myunihausen]

Videos like this remind me that even though it sucks, our population really does need this "reduction". A shame there just isn't a better way to do it. Quit having kids people.

[@vincentking6770]

If Elon wants to make our planet a better place maybe we need to focus on Robots or a.i. to clean up our oceans. Yes Elon, u live here to. Mars is just a dream bro. Save our PLANET, not a dead one. Damn. Wake up bro.

[@youdontknow7190]

And it’s still not enough….. we’re gonna ruin this planet because were like ah it will be fine.

[@vitalikvolianskiy2563]

Why people drop this shit in the water again and again

[@ЭдуардМеликов-и8г]

Не думал. что европейцы так засерают водоёмы.

[@JanErikWeijnblad]

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