WATCH This Modern Technology Remove MILLIONS of Plastics From The Ocean

[@LordGizmo]

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[@tony3900able]

These should literally be in every ocean,river,and lake..

[@geoffobrien1783]

I totally agree, but you have to clear human scum doing it first

[@Saucyakld]

Educate people first. I was astounded when my kiwi friends went to Nederland and chucked their lolly papers on the street. They were quickly reprimanded by the people around them. The streets are so pristine!

[@Disinf3ctant]

Yep you can start doing it too

[@tsunamis82]

Perhaps at the end of every street, that’s were the problem lies.

[@michaelsaltsman3271]

Everyone needs to do their part. Take your trash with you

[@louisetaylor6611]

Omg, I am so proud of this channel and the Ocean clean up People. I humbly Thank you. I am near tears now. God bless you!!!

[@johnlappin5881]

Well said LOUISE

[@theanshikaaas]

Thanks to everyone who is working hard to save our Planet🌍 Earth 😊

[@harishankarlal9575]

Sister ❣

[@rogerhegemier8491]

Looks like People need to pick up their own Trash Take it Home !!

[@annapaproc8822]

The planet is fine, people are fucked see the difference

[@agritechfuture]

It's inspiring to see the collective effort to preserve our planet. Gratitude to all those working tirelessly for a sustainable future.

[@crand20033]

@@rogerhegemier8491 And then what?

[@srikanthts685]

make the Coca-Cola and pepsi co to pay for this.

[@Lottamia]

Nestlé too

[@ntcrawford722]

Right

[@michapopiel530]

and for water, they're use

[@Palestinefreefree00]

All the plastic industries do to pay!!!!!

[@AnalGravey]

​@@Palestinefreefree00 way to little if any

[@Stargazer69]

Seeing all that trash in our oceans just makes me sick to my stomach! There really needs to be harsher laws and bigger fines against littering like that. What a terrible way to treat our beautiful waterways. :-(

[@hakunamatata8072]

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[@Stargazer69]

@Allan Smith if pollution doesn't totally disgust you, then you have no soul.

[@AndrePereira-tw5vs]

@Allan Smith Maybe you are a microbe.

[@felixrivera2242]

But who can monitor it?

[@christophertomasello1227]

@@Stargazer69 in your posting you said there need to be harsher laws and bigger fines ... I agree. But my question to you is "does this apply to individuals or whole countries?!"

[@Gabriela-mz5yb]

The Ocean Cleanup, my heroes!!

[@Redoption19]

Do some research and you will find that they use most of the funds on maintaining and rarely are the oceans calm enough to make a difference . I thought same about hero’s. Then it’s all a scam

[@duggydugg3937]

I'm skeptical they catch much debris.... i'm skeptical they separate much plastic... i'm skeptical they can sell most of the plastic they do capture.. i'm hopeful they improve..... Slat looks discouraged.... great effort

[@Redoption19]

@@duggydugg3937 someone got paid millions of charity funds $$$ to research 🧐 then build. All people have to do is limit the merchandise packages 📦 but humans need big boxes to feel important

[@duggydugg3937]

@@Redoption19 be nice if plastic could be made biodegradable... and if micro platics could be filtered from the air ... yes sir.... and the ocean

[@Redoption19]

@@duggydugg3937 wow 😳. You believe the particles in the are are worth recycling ? I got a machine that turns trash into gold . Need a few dontotion

[@Cleantecinfra]

Heyy Lord Gizmo!! Thanks for including us in the video🙌 We continue to do our work across India and the world.

[@FloMoyer-uu6ve]

This makes me very happy and want to contribute anything I can to help them and the environmental cause!!! Thank you!!!

[@allenmollitor9188]

Best video I have seen in years. These machines are just what this world needs but a hundred times as many.

[@hakunamatata8072]

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[@SevenEllen]

More-like five trillion. The ocean contains five trillion tons of plastic now. :-(

[@havanaroad2750]

No man, the corporations don't stop shit. Same product with the same shit competing each other and they sell us this eco idea and we swallow it. Instead of saving money and don't buy shit or recycle projects. This world is doom, it's all about money Having this boats that requieres energy that still kill the planet because people won't stop buying shit they promote everywhere, instead of having self esteem program and not having to buy all shit we see they give us this as a solution.

[@nasa1985]

Or..OR! People could stop being such a bunch of useless cunts and not litter.

[@nicolapegg6429]

So sad we need them...

[@michaelmanalo7097]

Your effort to save our mother earth is amazing. Your brilliant innovations would made a lot of things to prolong and conserve the life of our environment and natural resources. Thank you. May you continue to perform such heroic acts.

[@Thyalwaysseek]

@Mustafa Köse It's amazing how similar the Quran is to the Bible. Thanks for posting this.

[@jerrywayne7466]

There's no such thing as mother earth

[@duggydugg3937]

super urgent given that most all resouces are finite.. sun , not so much.. will be a heck of a while b4 it dims, but slar panels & battery banks wear out

[@duggydugg3937]

@@jerrywayne7466 look it as the universe provided the sun .. the earth and its resources call it the universe .. the lird oe what you will..

[@lesbrewer3105]

Very pleasing to see that people are out there cleaning this filth. Every one in this world need to wake up by doing our part too in how we manage our waste.

[@sheilam4964]

It is so heartwarming to see something being done about cleaning up this pollution. Thanks. Thanks to all of these people. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@odetomy]

Those looked pretty awesome. So glad people are inventing things to clean our oceans and rivers.

[@anna-lenameijer9942]

It all started with Boyan Slat: he went scuba diving and found more trash underneath the surface than above it. So he invented the ocean nets that catch plastic and debris with the help of the currents. The solar driven flood boats are his invention too. But if we are to succeed, we need to sort everything AT HOME, as sorting is almost impossible later in the chain. I only have very little garbage that goes to burning; everything else is recycled/composted.

[@scottmackenzie-low8366]

If we are to succeed, we'll need compostable bioplastics to make single use petroplastics obsolete. A newer technology called "chemical recycling" will allow us to recycle a wider spectrum of plastics, including plastics that have been 'contaminated'. But the industry is still in its infancy, and the methodology has yet to work commercially. And since you mentioned burning garbage, I should also note that chemical recycling allow us to not only turn plastics back into plastics, it can even turn plastics into fuel, which supposedly burns cleaner than traditional gasoline. At home sorting is great, but way better when your tapped into the precious plastic network, and have a local shop collect, shred, and mold your plastics into useful items.

[@keithdickson2560]

Well, Thank him for me, and I only hope that ur right and it all gets deposited of it all the right way

[@marilynnorourke56]

I'm so glad to see that there are some effective ways to reduce the amount of trash floating in the rivers and stopping it from reaching the ocean. these machines that are helping to clean the water are brilliant and I hope that thousands of them can be made and deployed worldwide

[@viclaney6575]

Hallelujah! Hallelujah!! Hallelujah!!! Every single individual involved in the designing, manufacture, operation and maintenance of these machines is TRULY among this world's Heroes. Each of you is owed a debt for the life-destroying pollution removed that can never be paid, yet, your reward is cognizance of the unfathomablei number of lives saved and beauty restored, as heralded by our Almighty's Angels, and, surely, a perpetual, indescribable "High" of which the rest of us can only yearn. Thank-you.

[@odderotter8950]

These river and lake clean up boats should be scaled up to ships to clean up the hugh floating garbage in the oceans !

[@ronaldterry2234]

Too much military equipment in the ocean .they take tanks helicopters all ki nds of equipment and take it out in the ocean and dump it old ships

[@peterembranch5797]

@@ronaldterry2234 Yeah. That stuff doesn't float though, does it. Jesus..............

[@martinb.770]

They tried something like that, but the construction was still too fragile and unreliable, and also, the ocean would need hundreds of them. Especially asian people along the big rivers there have to develop some awareness when it comes to getting rid of dump and trash, and start serious waste management.

[@chrisslater4053]

Yes, on a massive scale and lots of them.

[@ronaldterry2234]

@@peterembranch5797 floats or not it still contaminates the water

[@raykeller6693]

Right use of tech. Thanks be to all the creators of that machine!

[@NaTech94]

*I recall hearing about a student's prototype of one of these a few years back; it's great to see them now fully operational and in use.*

[@swaywhite4644]

It’s very informative, thank you, Being from Iceland, I’m soo privileged in clean water and environment...and a small nation that works hard to keep it that way, But I’m also a (international) traveler and Diver and the Sea bins - look like an amazing (p. Person.) solution!! Thanks 🤩

[@henboker3]

I'm aware of Iceland's efforts to"wild" the islands with trees. Keep going and love from one of your big fans, Iceland.

[@daisymay4183]

Thank God for the people who make these machines. They are Enviromental Heros.

[@Moondoggy1941]

So many people complain about pollution, if you only try you can make a huge difference, I am glad these machines work and people are using them all around the world.

[@karlatiller-barclay1965]

I have been praying for this my whole life, cant believe it is happening.Thank you LORD for answering my prayer

[@judyfenske1429]

This is just as good as "The Dirtiest Jobs"! Ask National Geographic to turn this into a program. May not be loud and over-talked,but is sooo satisfying to watch.

[@justincoleman7856]

Man I know this sounds weird, but this actually looks like a much more enjoyable job running one of these than my current job!

[@Hoooward]

Always feels nice to help out the world :) the problem is that those kind of jobs pay significantly less in some countries

[@Fido-vm9zi]

Go for it!

[@vernacular1483]

Only when the weather is nice 😬

[@neanam]

Im shocked I thought you love flipping burgers at McDonald's

[@keithdickson2560]

This is beautiful, because we are finally cleaning up the oceans & rivers desperately!😃😃😃

[@kimberlyklein7185]

Everybody should watch this great job thank you

[@juliegranne6181]

OMG. These are the tops of MACHINES. Good job.👍👍👍👍👍

[@Radionut]

The plastic and debris cleaner in the river in Jakarta can be seen from space via Google earth. Great technology love it

[@carlroberts7830]

ANY THING CAN BE SEEN FROM SPACE IF YOU KNOW WHERE TO LOOK BUT WITH THE NAKED EYE? HIGHLY DOUBT IT

[@Ujuani68]

Jakarta's population needs to learn to NOT throw garbage all over the place.

[@geoffobrien1783]

I had no idea this was being done , feel comfort now because it's a great start

[@rogerhegemier8491]

Thank you soooo much for helping our Planet, we need more people to Help Keep our world Clean !!!

[@thefortnitecuh4900]

cordinates?

[@Patriotamineiro66]

Thank God there are still people free from the corrupt currents of politics and who are making a difference to save nature. We can help!! A candy wrapper that we don't throw in the street already makes a difference, can you imagine a city of 1 million people, 900,000 throwing paper in the street? 

[@harryalcantara1756]

Paper is biodegradable

[@tamara5241]

Да, спасибо неравнодушным людям, надо ещё чтобы миллионеры и миллиардеры вкладывали жертвовали свои миллионы на такие богоугодные благие дела

[@user-cw6ke1jz1k]

Какие прекрасные машины. Давайте будем беречь нашу планету.!!

[@AquariusSystems]

Aquarius Systems USA is pleased to see one of the Trash Hunters we produced for Clean Tec being featured in this cool video! We have been supplying marine debris skimmers for use around the world since the 1970's and are happy that the idea is finally starting to catch on! :-)

[@Thyalwaysseek]

Haven't really made much difference have you.

[@ruisentieiro3366]

Amazing video showing humans happy for finding ways to clean up the mess we first originated. I wish all good people in this world are okay (unfortunately,the virus isn't selective),greetings from Portugal,Carpe Diem.

[@xyzzyx101xyz9]

Amazing technologies. Bless the creators. The trashing of our oceans and other spaces is heart breaking.

[@agritechfuture]

Absolutely, the advancements in technology are impressive, but it's disheartening to witness the damage caused to our environment. We need change.

[@matildeguissaniruiz8253]

Os inventores destas máquinas merecem um prêmio. O ideal seria não poluir, o Planeta deve ser tratado com carinho. Parabéns por reportar coisas boas!

[@MESSI.HANDPLAYER]

Some Dutch guys invented this, and they have won prices with it👌👌👌

[@Drrayoldman]

These are machines that there should never be a need for..

[@duggydugg3937]

my hope is that recyling factories become more abundant and economical.. like converting plastic back to original ingredients

[@scottmackenzie-low8366]

That's called chemical recycling. Which is getting some serious traction. In my opinion, we do need more chemical recycling facilities to reuse the 8.3 billion tons of petroleum based plastic that we've created since the 1950's, but we also need to invest in compostable bioplastic infrastructure, so we can transition all of our single use plastic, into nontoxic alternatives. Making new 'virgin' plastic out of fossil fuels needs to be phased out as soon as possible.

[@duggydugg3937]

@@scottmackenzie-low8366 air borne and water borne nanoplastics are a huge threat to mankind..... research into chems that can attach to nano particles shows some filtering possibilities..... if not stopped.. we are in trouble... micro and nano plastics come from synthread.. washing clothes dumps synthread particles into the sewers and eventually the ocean.. i read huge amounts of nano plastic particles are in the air.. the article stated tons of nsnos ... i need more verification... but if true ... you could be breathing particles that could still be emitting chems that we're mixed with the plastic at manufacture....

[@monosidmusic]

Less plastic production means less plastic in the ocean..... Reverting into eco friendly materials is more effective than recycling though, and also reducing production of plastics on disposable sectors like food and drinks industry.

[@duggydugg3937]

@@monosidmusic true true.. corp money votes strongly

[@Danielle-tn1qi]

Seeing all these people trying different solutions for different parts on a huge problem makes me hopeful for the future of our planet

[@crand20033]

We all need to leave them something in our wills.

[@galebush1004]

Finally ! Work being done to help the planet and lts inhabitants. Good job people.

[@gailkeenan4732]

This is fantastic technology! God bless human ingenuity!🙏

[@hardwoodharry6364]

Absolutely outstanding

[@rootavaress]

Beyond belief. I must to confess that I've never seen anything like it. Thank God we've got these technologies to fight against the population pollutions. Thanks for sharing.

[@Jenura01]

I love that we live in a world where people think up all this stuff and put their ideas into action.

[@FarBeyondDriven2]

In a world where countries just dump their garbage right in the water

[@sabvrao]

… the large corporates make / save a lot of money from single use plastic packaging. .. as long as the mass manufacturing and consumption continues, there is no way to keep pace with the cleaning activities.

[@crand20033]

@@sabvrao I think they are fight a losing battle. Sad to see the planet being destroyed but it's the grim reality of the situation.

[@bargdaffy1535]

The only way to decrease Plastic Pollution is to stop producing Plastics. All this crap is Hopium. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@crand20033]

@@bargdaffy1535 I think there is no way to recycle it either because it slightly disintegrates in sunlight.

[@farisasmith7109]

These cleaning machines are really great. It's time for government municipal agencies to start adapting this equipment and join forces with these private organizations to clean up. The technology is here. It works and needs to be scaled up. We've been terrible house guests on this planet. It's time to stop doing studies and take real action.

[@AdmiralPreparedness]

Every lttle bit helps. Rivers are the biggest contributor to ocean surface pollution. Good job folks.

[@Dibulok]

Wrong, humans are the biggest contributors.

[@peterp1158]

So you've collected the junk from the river or ocean. Now what do you do with it?

[@jdelae1036]

GRACIAS a todos aquellos que limpian y cuida nuestros océanos. CUIDEMOS EL PLANETA, POR FAVOR

[@LEOMZZI]

I follow The Ocean Cleanup work on their channel. They are amazing!!!! 🙏🙂🏆🏆👏👏👏

[@Ujuani68]

Then we just need to teach places like India, The Phillipines and Bangladesh to STOP throwing trash everywhere.

[@randomvintagefilm273]

Me too, they are amazing and have inspired me to help clean up the rivers in my area. Everyone should watch!

[@LEOMZZI]

@@randomvintagefilm273👍👍😌👏🏆

[@nellladrera4038]

@@Ujuani68 philippines cleanes the ocean come here in philippines

[@sirmeowthelibrarycat]

@@nellladrera4038 🙂 Yes. I have seen videos of Filipino divers trying to clean up coral reefs. They are finding many face masks among the rubbish in the sea.

[@yongewok]

I remember hearing about a student's prototype for one of these years ago, its good to see them operational and in use

[@susanaobeid6770]

Wow that's a great job them really appreciate them , greetings from Miami where are you from

[@ethanreynolds7892]

that's awesome that they clean the bodies of water

[@leattaslone1800]

These machines are absolutely awesome! They do so much cleaning to our waters! I’m just in awe of these Huge helpers!

[@duggydugg3937]

the balrumore water wheel is awesome

[@ytsdartsplayer6425]

Its very sad to see the plastic waste in our waters today when its us humans who make it up end there instead of recycling it or even just putting it into a bin,its not hard but good to see this new technology in helping to reduce it!!!❤🌍

[@phyllisweaver8911]

I think these machines are wonderful! We need hundreds of the “Seabin’s” Our planet deserves them.!

[@pranavrathod6476]

2:46 Literally in every corner of the world this machine needs to be used 👍👍❤

[@blancamateo6787]

I am so happy that the government is taking care of the Seas in different countries I didn't imagine that the sea was that polluted but I'm happy someone is doing something about it. I wonder if I can join the fight against this I will be doing some research thank you for this video

[@farisasmith7109]

I like that Seabin. It looks simple. I wonder what the price point is. That would be great to sell to private citizens who may want to clean up smaller water pollution problems in their area.

[@boi7662]

so happy to see people doing this. 🥰

[@tessjones5987]

Praise God for Humans like you. Thank you so much.

[@angel-od1cc]

the fact that the ocean is so crazy filthy, a chair popped up. 💀

[@haifaabusalem6953]

Incredible ingenious invocations.

[@richardderosset6960]

Great video, I worked Albacore jig boats after the Navy , We would spend most of our time pulling in the jigs ,just to remove plastic bags , and that was the late 70's ! Great seeing trash removed from waterways !

[@caxrlxyyandavery8850]

i’ve become more and more interested in cleaning beaches/oceans, as i think it would be awesome to see some very nice, clean beaches in the future. let’s hope people are more careful and recycle more and in the future. as i’ve been watching these, i’ve felt as thought the world may become a better place. but now, i cannot predict the future but then again, these robots may be very successful. thanks for all the help, as these beaches are very dirty. THANKS AGAIN!!! 😀😁😆

[@jackattack9696]

#projectseas

[@rhrh2025]

The fact that there is that much trash in the ocean is a pathetic statement about society in general!

[@asarand]

I have heard that the plastics in the ocean, and what is called plastic continent in the Pacific, has plastics that have broken down due to exposure to the Sun to microsized particles that are floating four feet and deeper below the surface of the water. Have any of these machines been designed to deal with those plastics?

[@europeangardenflower9812]

Not yet.

[@gregmullins6927]

Incredible,Amazing technology!!!!

[@mahoganypillay7917]

I'm happy someone is doing something for the oceans an the sea life. So thanks

[@inproper3952]

I had no idea anything like this existed!!! How Wonderful WONDERFUL!Good JOB GUYS!!

[@armaanrampadarath4436]

I love these kind of videos, positive vibes.

[@hakunamatata8072]

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[@anthonyxuereb792]

I like the Seabin and how it collects oil/surface scum of which there's a plenty where boats are berthed.

[@joecat916]

Anything helps when it comes to cleaning our water ways and oceans. I was badly cut on a broken bottle in the river. I go to the local river access a few times a year and remove a few bags of debris. I found a 40 pound turtle dead of choking on fishing line and lures. 🐸🦌🧜‍♂️🦋🐳🐙🦀

[@LEOMZZI]

here in Brazil in the capital of São Paulo on the Tietê River needed some of these machines. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🏆🏆🏆🏆

[@nasa1985]

No..the city needs to shoot those who litter. 2 problems solved that way.

[@LEOMZZI]

@@nasa1985 I agree! It's great to know you think that way. The problem is that here in Brazil they give more importance to partying. And politicians just want to steal. are not all but a large part.

[@knowledgehubofrohit4210]

Yeah brasil deserves machines like in Jakarta / in our india...

[@carolo987]

what happens to all the stuff you scoop and pick up --- to landfills? plastics recycling?

[@SGNedtiz]

recycling OBVIOUSLY

[@buzzabuzza3494]

What in gods name have we done to our oceans it’s absolutely appalling😪😪

[@notinamerica_911]

A reflection of our hyper consumer driven economy. Our way of life causes all this trash. People buy and dispose of things so easily. If we continue on this path we will drown in garbage.

[@harryalcantara1756]

The basic function of drawing trash to one spot is already a huge positive advantage in its function. 😊😊😊😊😊

[@antm64]

Fantastic technology for cleaning up plastics in our waters!! Saddens me to think that we will probably never catch up with the large amounts of plastics we humans so haphazardly leave lying around. We need to do better!!

[@johnmoorhouse1455]

" we need to do better" understatement of the the millenium. What other species would allow their environments to get to this Magnitude....rapacious pathetic , soon - to - be failed species.

[@AngerManagementOverland]

These machines do a great job but are not selective. Along with the floating inorganics be prepared to capture and process a large quantity and variety of aquatic life forms.

[@Thyalwaysseek]

Plus it just creates a plastic doom loop, where does the plastic end up? Either in landfill leeching toxins into the environment or recycled back into more plastic junk that ends up in the rivers and oceans. The only way to stop plastic destroying our environment, rivers and oceans is to ban it outright.

[@aussiemouth747]

The producers of these products need to be made accountable for the waste! PS Seabin is an Australian invention.😊🌊

[@agatonicaararacap4917]

PHILIPPINES SPECIALLY IN METRO MANILA NEEDS THIS KIND OF WONDERFUL TECHNOLOGY.

[@Charlie-xp9lq]

Excellent video , thanks

[@Ujuani68]

1:31: Oh no! It's that murderous tire from that B-movie! I KNEW, he had something to do with this! 😜😄

[@tn9274]

we should support to have this kind of machine in every river and sea gulf near the river. hopefully it can clean a lot more

[@JKDVIPER]

God bless the people that made these cleaners!

[@christinamoneyhan5688]

I think it is wonderful that these machines are available for the water clean up work however none of this would be needed if processing factories would return to paper type products that are biodegradable.

[@nasa1985]

The world has multiple ways of recycling many different materials.. don’t blame factories for what is mostly moronic human behaviour regarding littering.

[@christinamoneyhan5688]

@@nasa1985 I never said I blamed factories. I was just stating that biodegradable containers would be better than plastics . Yes I do agree with you on the issue of littering. People are pigs in most cases. I know from cleaning up after them for 8 years. A trash can can be in front of their car but they will open the door and throw their rubbish out into the parking lot and drive away.

[@Thyalwaysseek]

@@nasa1985 Plastic can only be recycled 2 or 3 times before it just ends up in landfill leeching toxins into the environment. Maybe you should go and educate yourself.

[@Thyalwaysseek]

@@christinamoneyhan5688 It doesn't even come down to littering, even if people put their plastic into bins and didn't litter it would still end up in landfills leeching into the environment because plastic can only be recycled a couple of times. You are right, plastic should be banned outright and other biodegradable materials used instead.

[@carlarthur4442]

This machine is needed around the world 🌎, brilliant idea 💡

[@gematria125]

Water master definitely my favorite ( the one that makes river banks)..but everything else is so good...just keep good work ..we should all doing it in our own environment and help this project with everything we have.

[@biawiserlive1553]

Great, Amazing, Blessed invention. Sometimes I wonder, how come some people just don´t care for it. We who cares for environment need to do our own movement showing how important is to put garbage in a right place.

[@uso6844]

Man it feels great to see these types of Videos... keep up the great work

[@Davlet882]

Thanks to all those people who help the environment!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️🙏

[@bryancasey3681]

Keep up the good work in keeping our planet livable!!

[@MizuSky]

I'm kind of curious, while a lot of the river filters are good in removing plastic, it just occurred to me it also stops a lot of natural plant matter & such, and I'm wondering if this will have any impact as I'm sure that plant matter is contributive to the eco system in some way as it breaks down & possibly feed micro organisms etc.

[@joandolliedoyle775]

Thats a good point. There is obviously a danger that in trying to prevent pollution and protect the environment that indirectly you might be also creating problems.

[@kittycadorette7770]

4 ocean yall do a great job . Thank

[@amberfloyd370]

This is amazing after some of the videos I’ve seen about trying to scare you. And at 1 dollar a day for that seabin tube we need more of those. And even the more expensive machine it’s huge so it probably get tons more trash in a day then the drainage tube looking seabin. We do need to start trying to use recycle more or use less plastics. But a lot of places Atleast where I’ve lived they want to charge you per pound to recycle... and it can get expensive. Then heard some people from Wisconsin tell me that it was mandatory where they lived to separate their trash and have a recycle bin and a trash bin and they will fine you if you don’t separate it. The world needs to get all on one page or Atleast in one direction where people have more information about the subject.

[@tsunamis82]

Would be a better move to find alternatives to all plastics.

[@harryburford6629]

very good you need more of these machines every where , at a moments notice should always have top piroty

[@dianehghzn7670]

More Education at every school about trash and taking responsibility for everybody s own garbage urgently !!!!

[@brookestephen]

it's really great... just wish that heavier plastic, found below the water's surface, could be collected as easily!

[@havanaroad2750]

The corporations don't stop shit and won't stop shit . Same product with plastic with the same shit. Farms in a module with products with plastic, different brand with the same products competing each other and they sell us this eco idea and we swallow it. Instead of teaching us since kids to save money and don't buy shit we don't need, self esteem and recycle projects. This world is doom, it's all about money Having this boats that requieres energy that still kill the planet because people won't stop buying shit they promote everywhere, instead of having self esteem program and not having to buy all shit we see they give us this as a solution

[@Thyalwaysseek]

@@havanaroad2750 People are gullible and easily impressed by these novelty projects that really aren't doing anything to protect the environment from being poisoned and choked by plastic sh*t.

[@kimberlainodriscoll4781]

Awesome ideas. I'd like to see how they dispose of the collected debris.

[@kimberlainodriscoll4781]

@Anita M You realize how little of recyclable material is actually recycled? According to the EPA, of the 267.8 million tons of municipal solid waste generated by Americans in 2017, only 94.2 million tons were recycled or composted. Sixty-six percent of discarded paper and cardboard was recycled, 27 percent of glass, and 8 percent of plastics were recycled. It's enough to make you scream. That's why I said I wonder how they'll dispose of it, because they certainly aren't recycling it aside for a small percentage.

[@asolroma1325]

Ужас во что мы превратили природу Спасибо новым технологиям по спасению рек и океанов

[@rudradas15]

UN should implement this in every corner of the world if they wish to fight climate change.

[@jasonwang1932]

These are all amazing innovations. We should continue to study and develop new technology that can help the nature like this for our future. ❤️😊😊👍❤️