Clean Up Oceans
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During this giving season, join us in supporting @teamseas Watch this from @MarkRober and get involved. @OurOcean youtu.be/pXDx6DjNLDU
It's exactly 10 years ago that I first learned about the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. Back then, everyone told me there was no hope of ever cleaning it up. They were right then; no method existed to do it. Proud (and relieved!) to say that now there is.
BREAKING: the final test of System 002 is completed, and we have another big catch on deck. The Great Pacific Garbage Patch can now be cleaned. The crew is already sorting the catch, and lots of information is still to be processed. Stay tuned!
The story below about balloons is getting some questioning comments. Balloon releases are a major source of ocean pollution, though. Thank you for sharing and sparking comments @kathrynw5 More on this at the following from our archives. cleanupoceans.com/2017/07/03/wha…
Plastic pollution is a rising threat - but we can help stop it. 💡 Submit your innovative solution for plastic pollution: buff.ly/2RGAS6q @WEFUpLink @PlasticImpact @DefraGovUK @Canada
The story below is about an important water issue. This quote, however, goes well beyond water: “Everyone must contribute...” “That's easier said than done because of course everyone thinks their own _____ use is justified and that no one else's is." thehill.com/policy/energy-…
What is the leading source of ocean trash according to a 2005 - 2018 UNH study? Balloons @ValaAfshar cleanupoceans.com/2017/07/03/wha…
10 most widespread waste items polluting the world’s oceans: 1 plastic bags 2 plastic bottles 3 food containers 4 wrappers 5 synthetic rope 6 fishing items 7 plastic caps 8 industrial packaging 9 glass bottles 10 drink cans
10 most widespread waste items polluting the world’s oceans: 1 plastic bags 2 plastic bottles 3 food containers 4 wrappers 5 synthetic rope 6 fishing items 7 plastic caps 8 industrial packaging 9 glass bottles 10 drink cans
Do you know where plastic waste in the oceans is coming from? bbc.in/3nAcr6d
This entrepreneur is turning plastic bottles into boats @Madiba20161 bit.ly/3n67PTB
This is BIG: We’re about to release 5 million ecosystem engineers into the ocean, where they’ll help restore 27 acres of native reefs. How we’re supporting sustainable oyster farmers affected by COVID-19 & #OurOcean: nature.ly/2HjoZy0
Water is life.🌊💧🌎🌧🐬🚣🏽🏄🏻♂️🏊🏽♂️Cherish it. Protect it. #ocean #water @CleanUpOceans @OurOcean @TheOceanCleanup @ESA_org @Earthjustice @TheEarthkeepers @SierraClub
Five Ocean Facts that Need Fixing via @wef
Meet "the Plastic Man" who is working to keep his community plastic-free. glblctzn.me/3f1JBpz
How much microplastic is in the ocean? A million times more than we thought, suggests new research bit.ly/39GY73F #WorldOceansDay
Five Facts Facing Fish via @wef #WorldOceansDay
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