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Interceptor 006 by The Ocean Cleanup has successfully prevented around 3,000,000 kg of trash from reaching the Caribbean Sea in the last five months. [read more:

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Above the Best ⚡️🚁🛩️2 years ago

@TheOceanCleanup This just makes me sick. Glad someone is addressing it, but what’s being done about the root cause?

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x | Quotes2 years ago

@TheOceanCleanup Wow, you don't realize how bad it is until seeing a time lapse like this

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Old Mate Engineer2 years ago

@TheOceanCleanup As cool as it is that the trash didn’t make it in to the ocean, it’s bloody depressing that there is so much trash to start with

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Amit Misra2 years ago

@TheOceanCleanup In the ocean, plastic debris injures and kills fish, seabirds and marine mammals. Marine plastic pollution has impacted at least 267 species worldwide, including 86% of all sea turtle species, 44% of all seabird species and 43% of all marine mammal species.

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CalidumHoney2 years ago

@TheOceanCleanup Wait, so, These literal truck loads used to go straight to ocean before?? 😬😬👀

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Jean-Paul2 years ago

It would be cool if not only us who don't throw stuff into rivers saw this, but if the people who did this kind of thing (the littering) didn't do it. So cool that the problem can be solved, and grateful to the solvers. But it would be nicer if this problem didn't exist. Obviously

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The ibanker2 years ago

@TheOceanCleanup A wonderful example of a positive, impactful technology

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MissFacto2 years ago

@TheOceanCleanup Hope @TheOceanCleanup can do something about this

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Vinnie ❌2 years ago

@TheOceanCleanup Nice catch💚 But thats crazy huh, so much rubbish just floating out there😮😕

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Màtt2 years ago

@TheOceanCleanup Ho ly fook, that's an insane amount of trash! Lovely to see something is done about it! Legends.

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