Can we Save our Oceans?

[@TechWorld-tf1xj]

Can we save our oceans? What do you think about these projects? ✍️👇

[@luism7248]

We need more of these projects. However if we dont reduce plastic waste in general it wont work.

[@drakejo761]

I tried to reach out to you for products promotion through the email I'd mentioned in description but no reply

[@RoseCrimson212]

I think we should try

[@busybody1474]

It's a drop in the bucket after the huge pollution faucets were running wide open for decades

[@bamdix]

Yes we can save our ocean, by imposing strict fish quotas, and making sure that they dont dump their bet in the sea. Stop subsidise fishing industry. And we as consumers we need to reduce or stop eating fish as we as consumers have this power in our hands, we need to act now.

[@sherylmaddisoncrawford3994]

I remember when I first started supporting 4ocean and they seemed to be the only company around trying to save our oceans. Then I heard about the ocean cleanup and wanted to support them as well. Now I am happy to see that there are so many other companies that are cleaning up our oceans and it is bringing me such great joy! Thank you to all of these genius companies who saw a necessity and took it upon themselves to make a difference for our world and our future!

[@TheNonplayer]

oh, be real.. this is NOT goning to change anything, it's mearly a way to get you quiet and feel good about yourself again. worldwide, how much plasic are we removing and how much are we adding? if you'd know the numbers, you would sink back into sadness.... ...so I understand that you would not like to actually know the numbers reguarding this

[@Shauryya.rakshit]

Really 😅

[@jeffbell9391]

​@@TheNonplayerit's better then doing nothing.

[@TheNonplayer]

@@jeffbell9391 in fact, it's not... with news like this we're meant to feel that there is something happening... while it's not (rwally)

[@shanmugamnatarajan2784]

excellent . A great relief on knowing the ocean clean up could be done and people are working on it seriously

[@TechWorld-tf1xj]

Absolutely!

[@bamdix]

@@TechWorld-tf1xj Yes we can save our ocean, by imposing strict fish quotas, and making sure that they dont dump their net in the sea. Stop subsidise fishing industry. And we as consumers we need to reduce or stop eating fish as we as consumers have this power in our hands, we need to act now.

[@c.a.mcneil7599]

@@bamdix close but fix the cause not symptom that you are talking...

[@jmmypaddy]

It is really important to note that these are reactive solutions and not proactive. They reactively help pick out the rubbish from seas and rivers wonderfully. They are half the battle as we need to also invest in structural changes that help developing economies that don't have adequate waste management systems. The scale of the amount of plastic entering our seas and rivers is so vast that small scale removal programs aren't able to make a dent. Having both reactive and proactice solutions are necessary in this battle. So don't think donating to reactive solutions is enough, vote in politicians who will look at infrasture etc.

[@abeurts]

Maybe implement legislation that forces developed countries for recycling their own waste, rather than allowing private companies from exporting to developing countries. Also companies like coca-cola should be responsible for the cost of recycling their plastic bottles, this should not be something that they can pass on to municipalities or the consumer.

[@grantcivyt]

@@abeurts Better still would be to simply throw away the plastic so it's in municipal landfills instead of on barges and shipping vessels crossing oceans.

[@grantcivyt]

@@abeurts Regarding the costs of doing business, every cost of doing business is paid for by the consumer. There's no one else to pay it unless you want uninvolved parties to subsidize that commerce.

[@PWingert1966]

Don't forget the recent statistic that only about 1% of all plastics globally are continuously recycled. the other 99% end up in landfill and the oceans.

[@t-dog8528]

Hierarchy of controls in risk management administration doesn't work so engineering does the job. It'll be interesting to see how Asia deals with it's waste problem as Northern Australia is littered with rubbish, and alot of it is from Indonesia.

[@mandanamirshekari6528]

They all look great, but I think the most practical and effective machines are the waste bin and the interceptor, but still another concern is restricting plastic use ,people all around the globe must be known how vital it is to protect the oceans more than ever.Thanks for the great vidsoe , Good luck .💙

[@snarf351]

I think that the most efficient out at sea is The Manta, as it makes energy out of waste and by crunching the plastic on board it can transport much more plastic. But for the rivers the automatic and hand steered collecting machines are very effective

[@CarolineHobbs-Smith]

The OceanCleanup has already removed well over 1,000,000 kgs of plastic from rivers and oceans and are busy ramping up operations massively. They say half the GPGPatch cleared in next 5 years!!! - their ambition and vision gives me so much hope. We owe these guys!!!

[@davidconway6874]

I would really like to see this Manta project become a reality and assist The Ocean Cleanup in their efforts.

[@arizonaguy7574]

I feel like all these options have their merits. The majority of the oceans debris starts at river outlets and efforts should be placed there primarily. I am curious if the Musk's, Gates, Buffets etc. have ever been involved in this effort.

[@gielvanhelmond6934]

Look up Ocean interceptor

[@unclegreybeard3969]

"The majority of the oceans debris starts at river outlets" Wrong! The source of the plastic debris is lazy b's throwing it away irresponsibly, maybe we should find appropriate punishments for plastic littering, something like making them spend 1 month doing community service cleaning it up for each offence.

[@StevenSkoczen]

@@unclegreybeard3969Yes, obviously.. but then it washes downstream when it rains, flows into rivers, and ends up in the ocean. This is literally how water flow works on earth. What they said is both correct, and the right point to attack the problem.

[@georgehill3087]

@@unclegreybeard3969 "The source of the plastic debris is lazy b's throwing it away irresponsibly". That's a thing, yes. However, the majority of the trash getting dumped in rivers is due to poor places with little to no trash collection services. Places like Indonesia and India are responsible for a lot of these.

[@markfarminer5319]

If I throw my plastic into recycling it's the sanitation departments responsibility to dispose of it in the proper way,that's what we pay them to do and those poor countries that use cheap manufacturers, the manufacturers should be fined but there not.

[@MegaBuildsYT]

The Pacific Garbage Screening looks so insane! Hopefully, it becomes a reality!

[@i_pavithiran]

Why nowadays didn't uploaded videos in your channel,any copyright issue?

[@drakejo761]

I tried to reach out to you for products promotion through the email I'd mentioned in description but no reply.

[@MakingTomorrowBetter]

Great to see so many projects seeking to Make Tomorrow Better :-) Go Team Seas!!

[@ltl6183]

Treat to oceans kzbin.infokREJ4gOCE3g?feature=share

[@spinz8]

What needs to be addressed is the poor villages living next to rivers that don't have a means to properly dispose of their garbage.

[@RoseCrimson212]

Glad to see action being taken in the right direction

[@Manuwritings]

Chips ,biscuit and other companies should change plastic packaging systems save earth and oceans

[@MrCake-ui8uo]

Especially water bottles.

[@user-AGLaki]

All the projects can be supported , but especially The Ocean Cleanup’s, Seabin and Everwave. They all support the UN’s Sustainable Development Goal 14: Life Below Water. I can’t wait till they all scale up globally.

[@Ujuani68]

Now we need to TEACH the people to NOT trash every place, they inhabit!!

[@TheStickinator]

Africa and Asia 🌏 needs to get their shit together.

[@dorseyblack9833]

Great to see people trying to save our oceans. If we could do the same for the rest of our planet, maybe the human race will survive, but I'm not holding my breath. As a race, we are responsible for more extinctions in such a short time than we are worth. Sadly, this total could include us as well, in the near future. If we don't change, and soon, it will happen sooner than most people think

[@jenniferanngarcia2496]

This is amazing! I think it starts with educating our people about trash in our world. Every little bit helps.

[@Justin_6666]

We still have to start from all of us. Don’t use disposable plastic products out of laziness. We must also reduce production at the source, so that the beautiful oceans that we have worked so hard to clean will not be soiled by humans soon. I hope everyone can do it. , caring for the earth and oceans starts with you and me, don’t let plastic pollution become so serious that it cannot be saved.

[@FizzleFX]

3D render designs wont do jack only the REAL ones deserve applause OceanCleanup does what works and not what looks good and they know low costs are key

[@bamdix]

Yes we can save our ocean, by imposing strict fish quotas, and making sure that they dont dump their net in the sea. Stop subsidise fishing industry. And we as consumers we need to reduce or stop eating fish as we as consumers have this power in our hands, we need to act now.

[@TexasRose50]

Wow, this is truly awesome! I had no idea these were working vessels. Kudos to the inventors and all the crews. If we need to start at the source, cut way back on plastic products. But I’m thrilled to see this video!

[@cyberwasp461]

Only problem with all of this tech is that it cost money and resources. It should be done for free including the materials. We only have one earth and it's losing the battle due to greed!!!!

[@grantcivyt]

How are the people digging up the resources and operating the equipment supposed to eat if they have to work for free?

[@cyberwasp461]

@@grantcivyt they could work in a barter system. toward things they need. Like food, clothes, somewhere to live. If we stopped using money and use trade, a lot more will get accomplished

[@grantcivyt]

@@cyberwasp461 If what you want is trade, money is a much better solution. Barter doesn't mean people work for free...in fact, they'd have to work more!

[@cathleenmckay389]

@@cyberwasp461 I'm sorry, do you work for a living? Do you work for free? Bartering isn't going to keep a roof over your head or food on your table. And do tell how your existence is helping the environment, because I'm pretty sure the folks making the effort know a bit more about the situation, than you.

[@rrmackay]

You are delusional, money is not evil it's just a tool. It is no different than a barter system

[@marlonm.7939]

These are all great initiatives.. I still wonder how they get funded.. could you some day earn money with these ships?

[@josephinemarysheldon6002]

I think every one of these ideas are brilliant and hope and pray that they con tinue to improve and to keep cleaning our ocean's forever, they need it so badly.

[@RukiMoogle]

This is great, we need to start stopping plastic waste at the root also though. Like stopping people littering on land, getting rid of non-recyclable items and stop the production of plastic items without a way to turn them into something else once more (or something that's not toxic to life).

[@ananamu2248]

That last one is beautiful ...I hope it gets the bugs out of it and can be used . .I think we can do more in our homes and schools to sort and make it easier to collect ...I think more attention could be given to shaming those countries that do not make an effort ....if China dumps sewage in the ocean it must be doing much worse ...

[@victortillamillamonster4083]

BTW the Ocean Cleanup now has system 03 and it dwarfs system 002. They removed one of the zeros because now they estimate they can accomplish their goals with double digit number of boats rather than triple digits.

[@nikstudio1886]

Few millions from Elon Musk, Bill Gates and few other billionaires and few pennies from us and it can all be done.

[@MusicIsLegal]

The ocean clean up is doing the best of cleaning all the oceans and rivers world wide of any company on the world.

[@sameguy6854]

Damn we need more of this

[@ltl6183]

Treat to oceans kzbin.infokREJ4gOCE3g?feature=share

[@russellviper1840]

I like all of them because they help our ocean and animals

[@ananamu2248]

Before you click and like the vid ,vow never to use a one use plastic bottle again ...buy a sink water purifier or water maker ...write letters to manufacturers to change packaging ...use your buying power to change goods back to quality but OK, costing more ,last longer

[@alanhillier1033]

Amazing….I am in awe of everyone involved this.Well done from the rest of the planet including the idiots that gave this the thumbs down 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@matthewgibbs6886]

back in the olden days we made containers out of glass and they had returns and stuff imagine that

[@estheroppong4782]

Thank you for sharing.

[@noblenotes27]

80 percent collection from the rivers. That's a big deal.. Start with the Ganges River clean up. So that people can bath in clear water not in garbage and plastic wast. Thank you for what you are attempting .

[@sueb3581]

These people are amazing, it’s absolutely disgusting how we are trashing our world!

[@craigelkin8628]

Well done #team seas and ocean clean up , keep it up

[@DollMJ]

Fabulous projects and wonderful people volunteering and working hard to help save the oceans and planet.

[@nigarahmadova9695]

Until people stop to produce such a huge amount of waste and stop to throw their waste into the ocean this problem will still remain. The source should be eliminated and at the same time oceans should be cleaned.

[@gopakumark1576]

Watching this definitely gives a lot of relief!

[@raymondlanier1112]

We need about fifty of these around Asia and India . Those are true dumping grounds

[@pawkie2]

What happens to collected plastics that are not recycled? I see a need for some sort of compactor that will produce bales of plastic that can be stored until a better solution is discovered.

[@rolltide9250]

i saw where one company had made sunglasses, and was working on more things. but idk where all these tons of plastic will be stored

[@Lycansrule]

What if we dig a hole and bury in it

[@colleenbarr9231]

Congratulations on the creation of these machines and I think the Manta is great but we need to discourage the manufacture and use of plastic, especially bags and packaging.

[@robinstevenson6690]

Good work guys! This is very uplifting/encouraging. Hope to see another video like this, as the systems continue to develop.

[@joeTheN]

Other KZbin channels are documenting various efforts (which are becoming more successful) to replace plastics with (for example) biodegradble materials that can be cheaper and work better for some uses. Then others are (on their own) using small scale systems to convert plastics to fuel or recycle plastics into other useful items - at a reasonable cost. Many different approaches are being used to the plastic pollution problem. Which is what is needed.Some need only be scaled up to have a serious impact.

[@charissapowell6669]

Keep up the great work guys. We need to clean that ocean up love watching your videos❤

[@CombatPlasticPollution]

Thank you for this contribution!

[@TigerOscar78]

We can all begin to care more for our oceans!

[@navabadichi7751]

Thank you from Israel! We admire your project❤❤

[@mims503]

I knew about the #BoyanSlat project #TheOceanCleanup and I knew about #4Oceans/SafeHarbors collab! GREAT to hear about the #MANTA coming online soon, the #SeaBins, and the #Collectix and #HiveX projects!!! Please do follow up videos / progress reports for ALL of these Ocean cleaning platforms! Thank you!

[@ahmedhaque9151]

Great work! Hope one day our oceans and water body will be free of plastic ...

[@KritiGuptaSingal]

The Manta seems to be the most effective of the lot and I was most impressed with the sea garbage bags which can be installed at the very sources,a re so low in costa nd yet so effective.

[@devilmaycry4084]

Yeah we can save it if all people united to clean plastic and to know their responsibilities in this world

[@Auleis]

To straszne jak mogliśmy do tego dopuścić. Chciwość i nakręcanie konsumpcji to nasz główny grzech wobec naszej planety.

[@tatianaleal9915]

Amazing! More money should be assogned for these projects and towards educating and raising awareness instead of putting it towards war or other non productive activities.

[@joewalters9207]

Any system that will clean up the plastic with out polluting is a plus but one big help would be to stop making plastic bottles and bags

[@kmr4244]

I believe Manta is the most effective, because it's self sustainable and also collected plastic is used for energy and as a result there will be not very much to ship out.

[@mariellouise1]

The “source is ‘People’. In spite of that, I’m extremely happy that other people are working on this shameful problem.

[@lealarsen2017]

the bin is slow but effective and silent and perfect for small places like the docks and also small ponds and pools. but i also like the last machine with the converbelt it can be placed on the canals. i watched this in action on another channel and it was Quick and effective

[@LB-px9td]

What I would like to know what happens to the trash after it is collected. Is it recycled?

[@maksymrohanin4218]

Ocean Cleanup is the best idea

[@DouglasShaw-l7r]

I am impressed by all the cleaning techniques and time that has gone into this, but have not heard any comments or suggestions on going out to the countries that are doing this. Are we currently going after these countries and making them accountable.

[@cable30]

If traffic didnt allow trash be left near waters it not get washed to sea any. and to see some river or canals so coverd in trash it gonna look better once they can get the machines to the areas to start sweeping up the trash anytime. then places gotta cut back so not so much trash added to landfill any. i await for video where u see a before and after from all trash removed after the machines are able to clear the crap out asap.

[@vijaysharma-ke4ud]

Very happy to know the environment getting clean thnx n people must change n have to use the plastic lesser than now

[@faruka1969]

This is great news!!

[@belalhossensumon1173]

Good work, Recycling ocan, happy my world 🌎🌍🌎 is green

[@uhadme]

First you must finish saving the whales, trees and ozone layer Then you probably should work on the whole climate thing Nature would be so messed up without humans How much longer until you make things 'more perfect'??

[@SuperBotanica]

But during the time the garbage is removed, at least the same amount of plastic and aluminum etc. is produced. All shops, supermarkets and hardware stores have to take the packaging back from the customer after the purchase. How quickly do you think the packaging problem can be reduced?

[@Lori-lp6uc]

This is good news. Let's all do our part. If you see garbage blowing around, pick it up and put it in a trash receptacle before it ends up in a river or stream. Get involved in community cleanup activities. Tell your local businesses to keep their parking lots clean. It's their RESPONSIBILITY to keep their property clean and provide trash receptacles.

[@kevintran8786]

Excellent machines to keep the Ocean safe for the World. The Skimmers machines I think it will help the most for all countries surround the shore.

[@comptegoogle511]

It's not economical to have a waste sorting crew on board. All the extra weight on the boat means more energy to propel the boat and less payload that can be brought on land. A hydro generator needs to be ankered at the bottom to use the energy of the water current to generate electricity. I'm also sceptical about a closed-loop incinerator that could fit on a small boat like this and produce enough energy to propel that boat. So the rendering is original but the thermodynamic behind the project deserve an F.

[@kantraxoikol6914]

you gave an F grade, and you can't even spell Anchored or skeptical , and you did know burning plastic is toxic right? i could point out two other obvious flaws in your logic , such as a hydro generator on a river that barely moves is hardly feasible either. perhaps if you had a 2nd grade education your grade would have improved to at least a D

[@comptegoogle511]

@@kantraxoikol6914 English is my second langage. I'm an engineer.

[@usedcarsokinawa]

Hmmm, perhaps start by reducing the polluting in the most polluting rivers. Is it municipal disposal issue or a societal issue? Many cities have eliminated public garbage cans.

[@Herowebcomics]

There are some great ideas here! Let's use them all to clean up the oceans!

[@MrWizardofozzz]

Great, this would encourage people to use the ocean as a garage can and won't change till harsher laws are created ..

[@Sup_keke]

Omg I cant wait to graduate with my degree I want a job with something to do with stuff like this

[@JeremyWallaceSnackums]

Sea Bins seem to be the most logical first step globally at mass scale rather than others...for many/all reasons. Use current connectivity technology to utilize "empty return" trips of boats/ships to maximize efficiency of waste collection vs. Energy use...

[@adriane7841]

If all these groups worked together, they can clean up the ocean and rivers in a couple years

[@harshawardhansiddhanti957]

Technology no 5 with AI can be made autonomous , and is most promising one

[@timewart]

The Manta's is the best ideal, As the rubbish is being use to power ship, Not taking rubbish back to land, My ideal was a hoover ship, Which use the rubbish as fuel, And making a product on ship to unload back at land, Just a small people ideal

[@rajeshkurapati8612]

Ban plastic bottles and plastic covers and encourage other reusable containers which we will be carrying back home.

[@yslee1401]

It the peoples attitude that created the need for these waterway/ocean cleaning devices

[@billwilliams9362]

It is all fantastic but my question is , what are the Govt's of these countries of these polluted rivers doing about the problem at the source ?

[@raidantarctica7551]

Yes 🙌 We are able to clean up 😉😘

[@mercadesmantle3386]

Is it in use now then?

[@hoggybhoy1967]

I have no clue about this stuff but recently became aware. I read rivers cause the most waste, is that due to people simply throwing things in rivers?

[@johnski808]

I hope they can save our food a life with no fish because of the waste would be bad for everyone.. keep up the good work

[@teptvtrashcan-eating-plast7847]

Great solution mostly for the rich countries..trascan eating plastics s also a of great help if people learned it..

[@marthabayley4138]

if we could just get all of these to work, the ocean would be sorted in like 2 years

[@ltl6183]

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[@ANMA133]

Not really. All these technologies only get large surface plastics. Most of the plastics are drifting below the surface and are microplastics.

[@TomKaren94]

Do the garbage patch cleaners work 24 hours a day or just when it's manned?

[@loveeight2123]

Great great project!!! I hope those products that can't be recycled, materials that are one day use and no quality and very cheap must be avoided to produce... It will To help garbage less.

[@maydavies888]

Cruise ships could also clean the oceans. All fishing boats could also be designed with this cleaning system as part of its propulsion sysyem.

[@donbohaven952]

THIS IS WHAT WE SHOULD FOCUS ON !!!!!!! Instead of climate change

[@knighthawk882]

World governments need to invest a decent amount of money into fixing the problem at the source around the world. Help implement waste management sites at the most polluted rivers around the world.

[@MdImran-gb9ce]

Kamikatzu village in Japan is a great example for us.

[@ЛюбовГолиш]

Чудові машини для збирання сміття!!

[@TheMirrorYouDeserve]

The trash is a problem itself, being everywhere e.g. in the ocean is just another problem as well

[@vickyjoshiVjs]

All, All are worth and necessary to move forward.

[@writer684]

In Sweden you get 20 pence per pet bottle when you return it inot a collector which crunch it ....so everyone returns it the same with metal cans ...its not all plastic but a huge part of it ...by the way every country should finance one boat like this