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Interceptor deployments in Mumbai, India, coming up. 🇮🇳 This is how we map waterways in a city to determine the most effective Interceptor deployment location:

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C. Proppé | cproppe.com 👩‍💻🎨1 year ago

This is what our governments should be spending money on, not wars. Helping people improve their lives.

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CoryO1 year ago

Building on a 2024 partnership with Bharat Clean Rivers Foundation. With over 50,000 tonnes of plastic in Mumbai's mangroves,@TheOceanCleanup aims to clean rivers globally, impacting urban slums and fisher communities positively. A step towards sustainable urban futures!

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Alesss1 year ago

The final boss!!

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Juhu Responsible Residents1 year ago

This is unbelievable. Thank you - we have great hopes from Interceptor @zoru75 @JuhuBuzz @AndheriLOCA @Parmeshwar168 @Creationz55

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Riyan Mendonsa1 year ago

Supercool! I am curious at the amount of waste you will collect from the Indian rives, especially with their population density in those cities. Would love to see a comparison of the numbers over time from different parts of the world... This may help in targeting efforts on future cleanups and methodologies 🙏

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Anita1 year ago

The filthiest river in the world. Disgusting. Why isn’t India majorly fined for this ???🌺

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Martijn van der Wal1 year ago

Keep up the good work! 👊💪

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What about it!?1 year ago

Thank you @BoyanSlat ❤️

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Piyush1 year ago

Incredible work! Hope can contribute to this someday 😁

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Malachi O'Neill1 year ago

Very curious what social/cultural efforts and progress that can be done to change their values - that littering is actually bad and why, and that trash collection systems should be put into place and why. Root-cause analysis, working "upstream" of the problem itself.

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