More investment with no meaningful results. The ocean is more polluted than ever.

I bet it's on purpose, is a pr stunt. but non the less it is super great, love the work.

@@brianwgDK also a good way to pollute more. as someone is going to clean it up

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@Mark Stick to your car videos they doing something.

Repent to Jesus Christ ““Even now,” declares the Lord, “return to me with all your heart, with fasting and weeping and mourning.”” ‭‭Joel‬ ‭2:12‬ ‭NIV‬

@@seekhimwithallyourheartand3358 why

you mean positive for the corporations.

I saw you somewhere before, sus.

The problem is that the trash crisis won't stop until humanity solves the problem of low-IQ re - tards who throw trash everywhere they go. And this is connected to certain cultures out there.

such a tiny amount of money? are you out of your mind? its a billion dollars

Yeah it’s tiny by global scale, if everyone in the world donated a US penny a year for 12 years it would pay for it all. Or if everyone in the US paid 30 cents a year for 10 years it would be a billion dollars

@@the1andonly345 For Murica thats not alot of money.

@@c4fusion1 "everyone" including the children working for no money? how about the slave labor in africa? try again

@@pandabear123ization Read his second sentence. 30 cents per year for every US citizen is still tiny

thanks zo much of doing something, I just waint to let you know. I hope you can find the energy to keep going!!!

I know it might sound silly but remember you are doing your part with or without anyone (and with or without financial support) because it's the right thing to do and try to have fun doing it again. The journey is often never easy but I'm sure it'll pay off in a seen or unseen way someday.

@@anthonyreis3533 It has been a roller coaster ride. Many ups and downs, I do what I can with what I have. If I can hang on and keep going one day more support will come,,,thanks

@@boywonderdiscovery I am not a spring chicken anymore, 3 years away from 70. My energy goes in spurts now,,,hehe Thanks

@@TropicalOceanCleanup Good luck my friend.

Repent to Jesus Christ ““Even now,” declares the Lord, “return to me with all your heart, with fasting and weeping and mourning.”” ‭‭Joel‬ ‭2:12‬ ‭NIV‬‬

The problem is that the trash crisis won't stop until humanity solves the problem of low-IQ re - tards who throw trash everywhere they go. And this is connected to certain cultures out there.

‘John’

@@Kiyarose3999 a bot that joined 9 years ago?

@@breakmeoffapiece8404 probably not him but bots can be really old but most of the time they are stolen hacked accounts which people turn into bots

@Earth is dead bruh everything is wrapped in plastic, your logic isn't that good man

Yes and I think we should all by and large start getting involved in it as well

And so Coca Cola SHOULD do! After all, i would say about 50% of the plastic waste floating out to sea is manufactured by them!... if not more

Yes and they should also pursue research to find solution... Instead to try to fix the problem what can we do at the source to avoid this

@@artivan111 Yeah they should do that, but 50% seems a bit high.

50% might be high but Coca-Cola is the largest Ocean plastic polluter globally so I would say they are at least in double digits of all total ocean plastic. They really need to be sponsoring thousands of these vessels and stop producing more virgin plastic.

@@adamfarrell9369 You are most likely getting your information from Break Free From Plastic audit or at least from the coverage of it. In their 2020 audit 346,494 pieces of plastic were collected. Of which 63% were branded. Coca-Cola branded plastics were counted 13,834 times. Which is about 4%. Not really double digits and not any where close to 50%. You also have to consider who is doing the polluting. In the end it is consumers who are throwing away and buying single use plastics. Companies like Coca-Cola obviously play their role to and make a profit so they should pay for/ contribute cleanups like in the video, but I don't think it is helpful to exaggerate their guilt.

Only thing that worries me about that is that people will relax their hygiene and just throw trash overboard because “the boaty thingy will pick it up”.

@@purpurina5663 they are already doing it tho? Why you think there is plastic in ocean

@@purpurina5663 tell them it's using their tax money and they might stop

It's like what people have been saying for decades this is an industry that is job growth personified. The technology will always be changing and the planet will always need help. Fossil fuels & it's products like plastic should be things of the past, but God forbid we go back to glass bottles. It would be too hard (kidding) to actually recycle those. Like we did for 50 years. Humans are stupid and lazy.

They still do in some smaller countries/islands, not worth it here in US. I'm pretty sure it's not even official in some places, haha. I think some local with a CO2/syrup setup cleans the bottles an refills and caps 'em.

I disagree. The companies should do it themselves because it's the right thing to do. Sadly, your way may be more effective.

@@timothyball3144 Nestlé will literally steal water and thirst children in Africa for the profit margin, and you want them to just stop using plastics by themselves??

@willfos I Absolutely do want them to do it themselves. Will they? Absolutely not.

It's not a simple distillation project. It's a highly complex pyrolysis plant that is barely a net energy producer, and requires a large water supply to clean the feed stock of contamination, along with chances to produce highly toxic dioxins if done incorrectly.

Clean diesel sounds like an oxymoron

@@jarred267 there’s more water than ever because of rising water levels and melting ice caps. Just use some of that.

This is just big petrol propaganda... This would never make great economic sense. It's next to carbon capture technology.

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