The Ocean Cleanup's 100th Plastic Haul from The Great Pacific Garbage Patch
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- Опубліковано 15 сер 2024
- From the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, see the environmental organization, Ocean Cleanup complete its 100th plastic extraction from start to finish.
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0:00 Intro
0:55 Camera Positions on the Ship
1:46 Attaching the Retention Zone to the Ship
2:26 Pulling the Retention Zone onto the Ship
2:53 Retention Zone Full of Plastic coming on the Deck
4:37 Preparing to Drop the Plastic onto the Deck
5:15 Cranes Lifting the Plastic to Dump it on the Deck
6:00 100th Plastic Extraction Falling onto the Ship's Deck
6:40 Boyan Slat's Reaction to the 100th Plastic Extraction
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I wish I was young enough to be on that boat. Satisfaction guaranteed.
I just love that older guy who's enthusiasm seems infectious and I loved his plastic dance, didn't see him here but if you do an ocean cleanup montage of your great work make sure to put in his plastic dance and him getting so excited to see the haul...wish I was healthy enough I would come and volunteer .
This video didn’t cover the large scale they are operating at and the interceptor devices they have placed globally at the plastic hotspot rivers around the world to curtail the worse inflow of new trash. They really are doing some fantastic work. It saddens me to hear him affected by some punk kids, but it’s a truly great thing the effort they are putting into this.
Or the worst countries polluting
agreed - also what the world really needs is Dianna Cowern to receive a complete healing and join us again making sharp, informative (bright eyed) videos to help teach the young ones about physics and science and planet stewardship. She could mention aspects of The Ocean Cleanup tech and have us all clapping and hopeful.
Awesome!
Ocean Cleanup's 100th Plastic Extraction Event: Everything That Happened in 7 Minutes..Amazing, best video.. very useful and inspiring.. great.. greetings from traditional Indonesian gold seekers 🇮🇩😍🙏💗
Great job. Very impressive.
Thankyou for making the Earth a better place !
@EskWIRED I have watched many videos from Ocean Cleanup’s own UA-cam channel and there was one not too long ago, in which they estimated how many more missions/ trips it would take them before they would consider the Pacific Garbage Patch clean ( but I have forgotten the details, you will need to check their channel) . Their focus has turned somewhat away from the cleanup and more toward preventing plastic reaching the ocean in the first place by putting garbage interceptors at the mouth of polluting rivers. Which seems like a very reasonable plan and seems like it is being embraced by many countries around the world.
Thanks. So they themselves realize that net boats are inefficient. The idea of putting nets across rivers sounds good. How do I catch the plastic without catching boats?
@@EskWIRED there seems to be a number of different systems being used now around the world, depending on the river and traffic type. It varies from buoy systems to air curtains. Just search on UA-cam, you should find lots of different videos.
@@EskWIREDat least they are doing something, and constantly working to improve efficiency. Cleaning this place up has to start somewhere and at least they have the initiative to be that change. Cut them some slack.
@@erika4925 if they were driving around big diesel trucks picking up one piece of plastic from the roadside of time, would you then also cut them slack?
I am SO thankful for those involved in the Ocean Cleanup. Obviously it isn't the end goal.. we want to stop dumping it in there in the first place. We want better efforts by every level of every government to focus on bettering our impact on the Earth. BUT... those are lofty goals considering how disorganized, shortsighted, and selfish we often tend to be. I hope that we can continue this process of plastic extraction, with MORE funding from more countries... and continue to give these heroes more coverage and focus and respect.
What a great mission, great job protecting our green future. This is the wars that countries should fight and invest in this kind of tech to clean up our green planet 😊😊❤❤❤
Great job. Just wondering, how and who pays you ?
They are a nonprofit so it’s private donations and government grants.
...why is there only 1 vessel doing this at any one time?
Because ships cost money, and as a society we have decided that it’s not worth it to clean up our messes.
So much work.
The Entire Ocean is nearly 75%% of the Earth. ""We've got ta lot of work to do""
Fantastic work.
What percentage of the garbage patch has been cleaned up ?
When will this project be finished ?
How does the rate of extraction compare to the rate of new plastic introduction ?
Please give me a job there, PLEASE 🥺
How significant is this effort in the grand scheme of things? Is it the most economical way to accomplish the goal? How many boats like this would be needed to take care of the problem within, say, a decade?
They probably put a 5 mile net out and all they got was a little tiny pile. Probably 26 gallons an hour to run the boat and likely travel time there and back 150 hours. $18 to 20 k in fuel costs.
@@Fvpigpen26 that's what I was afraid of.
@@Fvpigpen26at least they’re doing something, and those tiny piles weight a few tons. You should inform yourself a bit more.
How significant is your effort? What are you doing to clean things up?
Of course the village idiot got to open its mouth.
Amazing work, the fishing industry has a lot to answer for.
Nearly all of this is fishing related.
So that was the 100th bag of garbage collected?
This should be autonomous
Without the need of human workers
I like the idea of having those jobs for people. Not sure how machines can do that by themselves.
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goodJob❤
Thank you so much.
It’s a band aid but they also have some smaller autonomous ones in multiple countries at the river source of the plastic pollution that flows into the oceans. Something is better than nothing.
Collected, kissed and released back into the sea once onshore.
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If it ain't Dutch it ain't much......! 🙏🙌❣️
Okay, how do i get job ?
They should go to Indonesia. Its getting dumped there by the ship load
Totally agree!
French Dream
Fish are eating the microplastics and people consume the fish. It’s all a chain. Doesn’t it also trap fish and other sea life?
Yep, that is definitely trash two times the size of Texas.
So sad that most of the fish are contaminated with plastic in their system. Than we eat the fish...
This is a band aid at best. Countries and individuals must become more responsible for trash that doesn't get disposed of properly.
It’s a band aid but they also have some smaller autonomous ones in multiple countries at the river source of the plastic pollution that flows into the oceans. Something is better than nothing.