Flip-Flops Made From Plants And Algae Can Help Reduce Plastic Pollution | World Wide Waste

Researchers at the University of California San Diego have figured out how to turn algae into flip flops. They founded a startup to sell the shoe, but face a challenge in getting their invention mass produced: There aren't enough algae farms to support the startup's supply chain.
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Flip-Flops Made From Plants And Algae Can Help Reduce Plastic Pollution | World Wide Waste

[@DRZME400]

"if You always look for the perfect solution you'll do nothing, you'll just sit around" Wise words. Don't let the perfect get in the way of the good.

[@AR-kl7nv]

O.M.G I needed thisssss

[@dihydrogenmonoxide7600]

I'll need to remember this quote for the rest of my lifes motivation

[@arkusss]

I quite don't get the deep meaning of this but I hope one day I will remember this quote and realize the meaning of it.

[@Jenny-tm3cm]

@@arkusss if you have an idea don’t spend your whole life trying to perfect it. Make it reality and get it out into the world

[@mfb4552]

Nice.

[@ayaan5021]

The line: he had studied algae for 35 years and he is still excited about it . Made my day 😂

[@breakingewes1316]

Haha it’s like when the crew on Nautilus start nerding about something that looks dull af to everyone else 😆

[@ahyarhartanto1802]

it won't be the same story if he studied anteaters lol

[@subscribemewithnovideos5346]

That's called passion...

[@emmakise5182]

@@ahyarhartanto1802 Lmfao I was thinking about the anteaters too when insider said that line

[@YoshiBroccoli]

man spent 35 years to help humanity build a better future props to him

[@lafeil]

Now if can teach what he learn today generation

[@dinozaurpickupline4221]

mark zuckerberg has ruined the world

[@ameilioracryptos5298]

Agreed

[@sameermurtaza6324]

@@lafeil ree r to

[@killilluminati7050]

Actually hes destroying it for the anmials and fish in the ocean that eat algea. Dumb a$$

[@pcguidelk]

This is just amazing! Wishing you all the best!

[@mdalamgirhossain5126]

ow

[@DavidDavid-fs1ro]

This needs to be used for more than flip flops.

[@walnutsimp]

Everything has to start somewhere. I see this is the beginning of an absolute greatness!

[@luke0436]

That's what I though. It would be brilliant if it replaced all plastic foam

[@sandgaijin]

Sanuk have been doing these for years and do the same footbed in shoe form.

[@Luniel11]

Plastic bags *ahem*

[@royisdabest]

condoms

[@VellaiRoja]

*I wish this man's message goes to all shoe brands & invest in this guy's work.*

[@mmd488]

Love the Professor's comment: "The best discovery that stays in the lab, doesn't impact the world. What impact the world, are products."

[@pauljerome01]

thats capitalism for ya

[@akshaypendyala]

@@pauljerome01 then how does socialism work? do people who believe in socialism goto labs to consume products? 😂

[@pauljerome01]

​@@akshaypendyala learn context clues

[@Subhrajyoti]

@@akshaypendyala extreme of anything sucks uncontrlled capitalism and super controlled socialism

[@KKISCRAZYFUL]

I can't wait till I can bust out my algae crocs

[@TopsideGameZ]

Algae crocs with algae socks

[@Menta2ity]

Algae boots and raincoats!

[@TopsideGameZ]

@@Menta2ity Algae girlfriends 🥲

[@Menta2ity]

@@TopsideGameZ 😳😳

[@ameilioracryptos5298]

@@TopsideGameZ lol

[@KillerQueen-gx4vb]

That looks good. And it’s even better that they help the environment.

[@pinkpantheressstann]

Kanye did this already

[@luke0436]

Epic pfp

[@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep]

It doesn't help the environment, it still hurts it. It lessens the burden.

[@gsi1507]

Amazing !

[@amaraw9893]

I would like the comment but its at 666 rn

[@User-mp4vq]

I love how it says: "He had studied algae for 35 years and he is still excited to talk about it." and then Steve says "They are the most efficient photosynthetic organisms on the planet" in the most unexcited way possible 😂

[@miabello3531]

we really need genius’s like him to heal our earth!

[@pinkpantheressstann]

Kanye did this already

[@AliBaba-mb1pu]

We need you too Mia

[@dylan6386]

They’re here it’s just hard to get funding

[@brycearreola548]

Why don’t you try being like him

[@izak5775]

*Geniuses

[@Zappyguy111]

I'm not an easy guy to hype up, but initially, I'm pretty hyped about this.

[@ann07ps49]

Yeah, my tropical country is packed with all year round flip flop wearers so if it can spread to us, how amazing it will be..

[@alex_nexus5086]

Cool, glad to see something is happening in this world.

[@pinkpantheressstann]

@JR. CHICKEN NUGGET kanye did this already

[@ilsunnylo3562]

There's the koji leather. But it didn't took off. Same thing will happen again because of cost.

[@lonekirin905]

I will buy 10

[@theyredistortingyourrhthym126]

masks = enslavement 0 virus Millions AWAKE

[@HorrifiedThanos]

@@theyredistortingyourrhthym126 what?

[@sax7760]

Imagine you leave your flops outside your house by accident and you see it starting to decompose lol

[@bsk2908]

No it is said in video that it would take *3-6 months to degrade in compost pile and would take about an year in ocean* . So you have got enough time to pick them again.(From 2:00 to 2:05) 👍🏻😂🤣

[@g1r1r8]

Kavya Sivakumar Does that mean if you use your flip-flop in a tropical area where it rains a lot it will degrade within a year?

[@bsk2908]

@@g1r1r8 It might be. I didn’t mean that. *I mentioned what is said in the video*

[@deniz_dee]

@@g1r1r8 It still wouldn't be out in the rain 24/7. Plastic flipflops break easily if left in the heat, I don't think it'd be too difficult to make these at least as ddurable as the plastics. I'd be more concerned about sweat and bacteria from the foot breaking it down tbh.

[@cherrykid1495]

@@g1r1r8 no probably not, given it’s biodegradable, it probably breaks down slower in the ocean is due to the lack of oxygen so lack of aerobic degradation. (I think) \/(‘-‘ )\/

[@man-who-sold-the-world]

Some people will be happy to pay a premium for sustainable footwear. Slippers are cheap, if biodegradable ones cost double then thats affordable.

[@ateebaslam]

You got a point but ur name-

[@vondantalingting]

Here's a question: How can we be so sure that it won't break or get torn apart just as we're about to jog in the middle of the street? It's biodegrable isn't it? Then it's lifespan is already counting the moment it hits the shelf.

[@jisungpark8284]

@@vondantalingting Well I assume they’ve done those sorts of experiments already. Since it’s cheap, it’s a good idea to at least try them out!

[@-shakir5152]

@@vondantalingting it takes one year in saltwater to degrade completely

[@-shakir5152]

@@vondantalingting besides current slippers breaks down easily too so just replace every 6 to 12 month Im sure it will last longer than that

[@glumplum5219]

I’d pay more money for eco-friendly shoes

[@j.g.3293]

But like, what’s the name of the company so I can order some?

[@insectbite1714]

Ni

[@ItsMe-ch1yp]

There is no company and not for sale as of now. This video is showing a reasurch study that is underway so they are still testing and fixing the product. They even talk about it twards the end saying that they are probably going to sell some next summer in Mexico only.

[@JasonDBike]

Build your own flip Flops. Its Not that Hard. Leather, cotton etc, it all works.

[@matevajda3176]

@@JasonDBike Not a bad notion but inexperienced people crafting products themselves isn't all that effective: purchasing smaller quantities of goods often costs more in comparison to larger badges: I for instance can't imagine being able to purchase a leather patch small enough for my operation, not to mention costs. This way you on one side, rely on the leather industry, while also waste a lot of resoirces by default, not to mention failed attempts: these sloppy slippers might be bio-degradable but not at all sustainable. I am a handy person and hand-craft a lot of things but only, if it makes sense to do so. I agree with your notion but don't believe that your suggestion is a feasable alternative here.

[@donkeykongisbetterthanmari7495]

@@insectbite1714 g

[@highandmightyqueen79]

He is so passionate about his work, i would love to see the finished product.

[@renesilva241]

I'm buying those as soon as they are available

[@theonlychild4719]

Me too

[@Dhdowned]

@Ex troll Now living clean life even better you wouldn’t tell the difference when you step in some

[@aribamanjudevi3368]

Yes

[@ShifuSage]

@Ex troll Now living clean life well no shit Sherlock

[@ShifuSage]

@Ex troll Now living clean life want it joke back? Damn bro

[@buddhilarameth9968]

It’s comforting to know that there are companies out there fighting the good fight.

[@aisadal2521]

Yesss, always so happy to see more products made from plants!

[@mondongo9323]

Shit like this should be told across the us cause this will be good for the people and the for the world

[@pinkpantheressstann]

@@mondongo9323 kanye did this already

[@samsunguser3148]

Hopefully greedy companies can't stop it

[@saturnGEEK]

​@@samsunguser3148 Greedy companies will emerge as a result of this product as well. You want mass commercialization? Congratulations, greed will prevail.

[@zxcytdfxy256]

This needs to be mandatory.

[@munk3064]

No it doesn't.

[@liveletlive3348]

*Mom* : _what are you wearing_ _?_ *Me* : _i am wearing my garden mommy , plants, algae & stuff_ 🍃🍃

[@BusinessBasics]

An innovative solution! Very creative

[@pinkpantheressstann]

Kanye did this already

[@HorrifiedThanos]

@@pinkpantheressstann How?

[@icequeen917]

That makes such perfect sense! Even colder countries like Canada ( where I live) have people buying shoes like flip flops in the summertime! The thing is, can you get it into third world country shoe production because I know that a lot of third world countries use the cheapest (and the worst for the environment) products out of financial necessity.

[@astarebenichoudhury5930]

One question will it hurt when my mom throws them at me?😂

[@idefkicabti4141]

Lmao

[@archeopterixneuroza4715]

Yes

[@nabilrejwan8135]

Child abuse?

[@nabilrejwan8135]

@VasiL umm sure I guess..

[@starzforever7905]

@@nabilrejwan8135 It’s just parenting wdym

[@paintballfloridaman1997]

Algae farming sounds like a secret farming skill you unlock in a video game after beating the final boss.

[@seniwanembang3863]

Really we consumers should take steps..like what he said in the end or the production of plastic products continues when everyone is simply buying plastics without hesitation! It's tedious task to imagine even for myself, but I am going try!!

[@myoshawilliams2370]

There are so many persons out here caring for the environment let us talk about how great this idea this

[@tauseefulhasan3742]

Finally. An old man who cares for fje future. That's rare!

[@PHlophe]

Tausif, He is still in the middle aged bracket.

[@fudgen.a1249]

@@PHlophe Close enough.

[@stschuv7690]

True that. Most just try and hit on me -_-

[@nikki11111]

@@stschuv7690 step on the breaks, HOLD UP WHAT-

[@floof_hair3857]

The beta “ew I hate how algae feels on my feet” vs the Chad algae shoes

[@draxgoodall3685]

I currently pay $50 for my sandals that last about 3 years with heavy wear. If they could come close to that, id totally switch.

[@alexp2011a]

You might also factor in that your plastic sandals produce microplatic pollution when they degrade from friction, which is everywhere now (although mostly from car tires). I would pay several times the cost of goods in order to get rid of microplastic pollution.

[@-shakir5152]

@@alexp2011a isnt tyres rubber?

[@nonec384]

@@-shakir5152 i think he mean sintetical rubber tires

[@nonec384]

50 dolar for sandals? thats super expencive if they cant make it less than 5 dolars it wont be able to compet and will be useless

[@draxgoodall3685]

@@nonec384 im on my feet for 10 hours a day in flipflops. Cheap ones arent that comfortable so i spend $50 for the arch support and extra comfort. And like i said, they last 3 years so thats $16 a year.

[@Geodeee]

I have a good feeling this might be the one that might blow up.

[@MoonlightVenator]

My sandal was Drifted by the sea 10 years ago. Probably it circumnavigated the earth 10 times by now.

[@insectbite1714]

That was in 2011. On 11/11/11 maby.

[@sindhusojan8225]

@@insectbite1714 thats 11/11/11 for Americans

[@hamzerpanzer]

@@sindhusojan8225 Thank you so much, this was unreadable before the translation

[@koolgirl5648]

@@sindhusojan8225 it’s also 11/11/11 it’s all elevens idiot month or day doesn’t matter

[@xngle9644]

@@koolgirl5648 r/woosh

[@elonmush4793]

I'd love to buy them! I don't care if they cost a bit extra.

[@gulshadkhan2516]

Bring it to india😂 we really would love it.

[@ghost_raven8995]

Ah Yes afterall we love chappals

[@ashishsrivastava371]

HERBAL PITAII HO GII ISS SE 😂😂😂😂

[@meghajain1712]

True

[@ashishsrivastava371]

@@meghajain1712 👍

[@deepalil1085]

Herbal Ayurvedic Chappal.

[@wparo]

Cool product. I thought algae are the slipperiest things. Have you ever tried to walk on a rock that has algae growing on it?

[@meoff7602]

Uncooked algae. Removing water removes slippy.

[@davadid2831]

@Samriddhi Pal Water reduces the friction between your shoe and the ground, no matter what the shoe is made of. Flips flops, however, aren’t designed to be athletic or high performance, they just need to keep your feet off the ground which is why algae based foam that is biodegradable is a step in the right direction.

[@froilanflorentino1252]

@@meoff7602 Yeah that's like saying "Have you ever tried to walk on rock coated in petrol liquid?"

[@meoff7602]

@@froilanflorentino1252 Can you remove the liquid from oil?

[@froilanflorentino1252]

@@meoff7602 Solid, liquid, and gas are just phases of matter. Rather than removing, "changing" the properties of a substance causes the substance to change it's phase. For example, the process of hydrogenation to solidify an oil based ingredient to make a last longer dish. I don't kow why did you ask me but I did my best to answer you based on my trash stock knowledge.

[@katelynwoodworth9989]

I think a good practical question here would be: how do I demand products that aren't being made in an effective way?

[@matevajda3176]

Not purchasing plastic flip-flops would be a good start

[@karaelders1546]

Not buying things that aren't eco friendly is great in theory. You know "talk with you're money". However it's unrealistic for most people. Most people can't or don't want to just stop using things that are convenient for them or buy a more expensive eco friendly version. Something you can do instead though is to email, call, etc companies that you buy a lot from and request a more eco friendly version. Companies don't know there's a demand unless we tell them. You can also buy second hand. It's a slightly more convenient way of talking with your money. If you're not buying it from a retailer then that company doesn't see your purchase and take that as another number to make more. You can also talk to your local government about having policies put in place that force companies to be more eco conscious if you're really dedicated. Watching environmental awareness youtube channels should give you some more ideas as well. One I really like is Shelbizzle. She has some really good tips and an environmental degree to back up what she says. Hope that helps 😊

[@katelynwoodworth9989]

The question is aimed for those who may need flip flops, and have only the "bad" kind available to them. There's not a very easy channel to demand something new for most people on the planet. I wasn't sure if there was a nuance to this other than calling different companies or local governments. I get the feeling that this method falls on deaf ears.

[@matevajda3176]

@@katelynwoodworth9989 I am afraid the most the average joe can contribute right now is being more concious about their own purchases: here in Germany a large portion of the population takes the climate crisis seriously and to name one example, I'm slowly seeing packs of 4 metal straws with a brush replace the old '100 plastic ones' pack. It might seem less effective than directly having a say in politics but a general shift in consumer culture can work wonders: you can force people to change their behaviour but the transition is just much easier if they do so out of personal realisation

[@meghajain1712]

I guess the best viable solution here is to reuse, I remember when I was young I would buy something and repair them and reuse them to it's max, but now, if my flip-flops are a little dirty or if my bag lost a zip I buy new ones, which makes it worse

[@pops7249]

fun fact i put my flip flop in my frontyard after a rain, the ants is already inside the flip flop after couple month, the flip flop is gone

[@elenaa8256]

are the ants now dead

[@pops7249]

@@elenaa8256 the colony still alive till now since i fed them with rotten fruit

[@cristinagusatu6323]

🤣🤣🤣

[@pops7249]

@@cristinagusatu6323 its a fact 😂 i lost a couple flip flop a year ago lmao

[@viviana3999]

It is said in the video that they do not compost that fast they take over 3 to 6 months or in a land fill a year so unless you keep you sandal out in the rain for 1 whole year then no they will not dissolve that quickly

[@takeshinagasue7269]

I relieved to see like him developping the bio sole instead of the oil chemical. Seeing the sea, we can find easily so many sandals after used.

[@sirus6005]

Just put it in a spray can and you get the shoes from Cloudy with a chance of meatballs

[@EllaAndrophobia]

Didn't a guy make an engine that runs on water 20 years ago. It's not about cost, or technology, it's about the rich staying rich...

[@meoff7602]

Alot of average working folks in the oil industry. So it's not just the rich. A car that doesn't require a fill up would crush the economy. So I wish it was as simple as rich staying rich, but it's not. It's about keeping the economic cycle going while they stay rich.

[@lizzieeee3945]

rly hope this'll get big and more known. would be a shame to see such a great invention to yet again be forgotten

[@BobbyDazzler888]

Need this production in Thailand

[@annastajaa4798]

This man needs an award and the people who helped 👏

[@dertythegrower]

Truly genius. Needs to be reported on all news worldwide. This is a major fix.

[@mikemack7933]

You think companies and politicians would allow that

[@eyestothesky6331]

Sustainable that actually works without drawbacks and is straight forward... I can get behind that!

[@jac001]

Amazing job guys on taking on this problem, I wish you all the success in the world!!

[@sempiternallila2715]

I will buy those! Algae is great for the climate too because it absorbs co2 and produces oxygen. More algae farms would be amazing!

[@100TZE]

World needs more people like this guy.

[@souffle420]

First, it needs to have longer degradation time. You can't just sell this kind of flip-flop to tropical countries if it only have, like, 6 months lifespan. (my flip-flop is about 2yo and it's still usable) Second, algae farming might result in better yield but they need modern equipments. Jatropha, on the other hand, can be planted on dry region with bare minimum tools and it might becomes a good source of income for local farmers. They also have quite strong network of roots capable to prevent erosion. If they seriously want to Go Green, they need to consider what kind of impact it will have on other people's pocket, especially those who live on poverty. That will attracts more attention and provides good publicity.

[@LuxembourgDoesStuff]

"Yeah sure lemme water my flip flops"

[@MasterMoose04]

They also have algae foam for surfboards

[@LIZZIE-lizzie]

This man is what you call, "schmart"! You know from schmart? This guy got it 🙏🏻❣

[@farazhashmi54]

I think that’s the one of the best research of the history, plastics everywhere we need to replace it.

[@notyetdeleted6319]

Okay but my question is: how long do they last on my feet? Because if they wear out faster I’ll stick to the existing ones

[@dynahops]

This needs to happen, not just with flip-flops, but other common plastics that go into the ocean!!

[@akaachanz]

That mean...u make oxygen faster than plant easy growth , less water , capture carbon , environmental friendly

[@annaeeee7516]

I really appreciate how he doesn't want to use widely consumable food crops. It's the responsible thing to do. I hope to buy a pair of these this summer,no matter the cost.

[@fieryooze9347]

FILIPINOS: *”ILL TAKE YOUR ENTIRE STOCK”*

[@niladrihalder1206]

Great work for humanity saving us from plastic

[@ETERNlTUS]

It's good that it could break down fast.. But it's also bad if it's too fast.. How long it will last if I use it everyday with water splash every now and then?

[@shaftermike]

What a great solution for much of our plastic manufacturing!

[@paolabueso]

Amazing! Thank you so much for sharing this.

[@AnniiCasta9]

Can’t wait to purchase a pair!

[@artificialintelligence2653]

These startups should manufacture their natural products and make it reach all over the world.

[@wcdeich4]

I'm wearing some of those shoes right now & they're so reliable I have not bought any more sandals since then. I hope they're still in business since that was over a year ago.

[@ssg9offical]

Next is the Algae air force one's.

[@UIAL570]

Build it and they will come. If you give people the option, they WILL buy it. These actually look comfier than normal flip-flops.

[@juanpaolomonosolegit]

So if it defrades for a year, how long would it last wear and tear?

[@brekezek]

Depends if you stay swimming in the ocean for a whole year with them on or if you keep them in a rather dry environment

[@easytomove]

The labs and algae processing looks like some Resident Evil things 🤣

[@420Bill]

I can compost those flip flops once the strap breaks lol

[@emilycooper6539]

So cool! Wish big companies would use other options like this! Would love a pair

[@ratnesharoskar7219]

Shoe Companies: Let us put our Logo on that and sell it for $2000

[@SM-xd2xv]

Hail capitalism

[@ratnesharoskar7219]

@@SM-xd2xv yeah 😂

[@nishasidhu8780]

Wow.... We need more inventions like this and we as people need to do what we can

[@nvidiasniper]

06:32 Waw just today I was telling someone this same thing. "If you always look for the perfect solution you'll never do anything"

[@lilexplosivediarrhea6061]

I’m glad to see that scientists are helping the earth

[@HorrifiedThanos]

@@samrichard3335 What

[@HorrifiedThanos]

@@samrichard3335 OH WAIT ITS THE TROLL SELLING DRUGS

[@anemic-peachless]

another great invention that will never be mass produced and never be heard of ever again

[@Randomperson-nx1fw]

So does this mean I can eat my flip flops?

[@roxxonsnowball8146]

Noyesno

[@daimon3554]

No... Do u like to eat algae?...

[@HorrifiedThanos]

Nope

[@ETERNlTUS]

Yesn't

[@COLMECTIGAMINGANDMORE]

@@daimon3554 yes

[@hyrinshameer8275]

Hats off to the guy who developed this idea👏👏👏👏👏👏🥰

[@ABC-op2nz]

Everybody a gangster until the flip flops start walking on its on

[@Ritternkreis]

This is wonderful. Proper scientific question: Is it the glue biodegradable as well?

[@alfredolugo21]

Okay. but where can I buy it?

[@insectbite1714]

Google

[@emmaschneider783]

They are called triton flip flops idk where to get them from though

[@Nishant3256]

You deserve a nobel prize ..thanks alot

[@MrBoro]

This is great, Nike is doing incredible things with zero carbon footprint recycled material

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

You're joking right? Nike has their shoes made in sweatshops.

[@mwanikimwaniki6801]

@@RedRoseSeptember22 I almost laughed at their comment

[@ferdlc7757]

I'm pretty sure the comment was intended as a joke

[@not_devang]

if i am not wrong algae is also an organism which does direct photosynthesis which also means algae farming will release oxygen in the air and not pollute it like plastic

[@treasurerose6732]

I’ll be in line to get these 👠

[@Ritaaw1]

I have phone cases and water bottles made outnof bioplastic and I like them a lot. They’re much better in use than normal plastic ones

[@Ritaaw1]

Unfotunately the bio plastic bottles leak sometimes. That happened to me before too with the normal plastic bottles. I do have a metallic bottle, but it’s kinda heavy.

[@XVIIstarPt_]

"Much larger footprint" *Shows footprint*

[@sabihatanveer8494]

A step in the right direction, must say!!👍

[@crackedemerald4930]

I'm wondering how they're gonna sell it considering it's perishable when other flipflops aren't.

[@janetfayard672]

This is frickin Awesome! Hats off to these innovative ppl that care for the planet and is addressing solving what they can! I would buy 100% biodegradable flipflops from algae!

[@usdoctor3075]

Observing the growth of stock, bitcoins and financial assets in few years, everyone should start investing with immediate effect...

[@cryptosrus182]

Yes everyone should start investing i can remember some few years when Tesla stock was $20bucks

[@cryptosrus182]

@Carter Dylan Tesla is $839 currently assets are rapidly growing! Bitcoins was at $3k earlier in march 2020 but right now Bitcoins is $38k and is still rising massively

[@sarabernatz1520]

There's a lot of investing option. How can i make great and profitable investment??

[@malissa1942]

@Greyson Nicholas I definitely concur with you. An idea of broker is great, you are secured, risk free investment portfolio...

[@peterandre1984]

@Greyson Nicholas Thanks for sharing this information! You know people are always advised to consult or contact a financial advisor /guide before venturing into investing

[@sams9124]

Amazing!!! This is the kind of company that should be blowing up in the stock market and not earth destroying companies.

[@lordgrim1798]

*“Planting your foot’’* became way more practical

[@love2seeuhappy]

I happen to purchase just phool sticks and believe me guys it’s worth every penny. The Fragnance is so pure and royal.

[@pag-ibigdalisay1292]

hanep! 😯

[@handl3_me]

Positivity always light me up

[@LifewithChance8800]

They say professional critics come from yail or Harvard but that’s a huge lie... they’re in the comments 😂

[@AquaMarino]

True but not that influential of course.

[@lotti9576]

This makes me so excited!