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?Aquatic Alarm???Wake Up Call???? ??Our oceans are in crisis: Over 8 million tons of plastic end up in the ocean each year. More than 90% of the world's fish stocks are overfished or depleted. Coral reefs, vital for marine biodiversity, could disappear by 2050 if current trends continue. Let’s take bold action to protect our oceans: Recycle rigorously and reduce plastic consumption. Opt for reusable bags, bottles, and straws. Support businesses that prioritize sustainability. Participate in and organize local beach cleanups. Advocate for policies that protect marine ecosystems. Together, we can turn the tide! ?? #WorldOceanDay #ProtectOurOceans #Recycle #Reuse #Sustainability #SaveOurSeas #OceanConservation #MarineLife #OceanLove #TurnTheTide

The Great Pacific Garbage Patch is getting a much-needed cleanup, thanks to the innovative technology of System 003, aka "Josh", brought to you by The Ocean Cleanup. This enhanced system, featuring a 1.4-mile barrier and a marine animal safety hatch, is tackling oceanic trash head-on, turning the tide against plastic pollution. But it's not just about cleaning up; it's about turning what was once pollution into power and purpose. The collected plastic is recycled into durable goods and used to generate electricity. #OceanPlastic #OceanPollution #OceanCleanup ?

#REDUCEPLASTICS? This Earth Day, let us tackle plastic pollution by cutting down on PET bottles. They are a major environmental threat, filling landfills and harming wildlife. Here's how to help: 1. Choose Reusables: Use stainless steel or glass water bottles instead. 2. Spread the Word: Educate others about the impact of PET bottles. 3. Support Recycling: Recycle PET bottles and push for better recycling systems. Let's make a difference together! #Reduce #PlanetVsPlastic #EarthDay2024 #WasteManagement #myparamypride #sourcesegregation #colourswithapurpose? #naturalheritage #WasteAwareness #trashtotreasure #climateeducation #bankitdontbinit #stopplasticpollution #StopPlasticWaste? #letscometogethertoseparate #climatechange #wastemanagement #SVP #ESG

10 Ways You Can Help Create Trash-Free Seas? 1. Can it: Keep trash secured in a lidded bin to prevent debris from scattering and ending up in waterways. 2. Tap it: Opt for tap water in a reusable bottle to cut down on single-use plastics. 3. Stow it: Join Ocean Conservancy's Good Mate program to practice sustainable boating. 4. Butt in: Contact your legislators to advocate for policies that combat ocean pollution. 5. Remove it: Participate in the **International Coastal Cleanup** to clear trash from shorelines. 6. Butt out: Use ashtrays to prevent cigarette butts from contaminating oceans and harming marine life. 7. Recycle it: Take the extra step to properly sort and recycle items that can be reused or repurposed. 8. Reuse it: Bring reusable items like mugs, bags, and utensils to reduce disposable waste. 9. Refuse it: Buy only what you need to reduce waste and minimize trash entering oceans. 10. Reinvent it: Push for innovation in packaging to encourage companies to develop eco-friendly solutions. Together, these simple actions can make a massive difference for our oceans and the planet. ?? #SeaTheChange #Sustainability #TrashFreeSeas #OceanConservation #PlasticFreePlanet #CircularEconomy #EnvironmentalProtection #ClimateAction #GreenEconomy #EcoFriendly #USAID #TeamSeas #ProsperAfrica #OceanCleanup #ClimateSmart #SaveOurSeas

22 April is #EarthDay. At ETC, there are many of us who have taken active steps in our day-to-day activities to help build a #sustainable future. And such acts have become habitual. This #EarthDay, let us be more mindful on the use of single-use plastics. What actions are you taking in addressing plastic pollution and protecting our natural ecosystems? Share with us in the comments below! #ETSEA #ETCSingapore #TeamETC #singaporerealestate #singaporeproperty #sgproperty #PlanetVsPlastics #EndPlastics #EarthDay

?????? --- #Innovation #Technology #Video?---???????? GiGadgets: ?????????????????????????? ??????????-???? ?????????????? ???????? ?????? ?????????????????????? ??????! ???????????????? New technology from The Ocean Cleanup helps prevent plastic contamination in some of the most highest polluted rivers on earth, including Guatemala and the Gulf of Honduras. ?????????????? ???The connected Rio Motagua basin alone is believed to be contributing?around 2%?of global plastic pollution to the world's oceans. ???A large percentage of the waste comes from Guatemala City, the capital and a city of?around 1 million?people, but that has been reported as?over 3 million people?for its metropolitan area, based on United Nations data. ???"With it, we have since prevented over [22,000,000 pounds] of trash from flowing to the Gulf of Honduras," The Ocean Cleanup website?states. "However, our job is not done yet." ???Still, The Ocean Cleanup estimates it has removed?60-70% of the pollution. Link ==> https://lnkd.in/e3CMYPDW Enjoy, T. Scott Clendaniel

Did you know that at the SA Aquatic & Leisure Centre, we’re turning everyday waste into meaningful action? ? Introducing our Rubbish Monster, a fun, eco-friendly champion on a mission to collect and recycle plastic bottle tops! So far, we’ve kept an impressive 5000 bottle tops (approx) from entering landfills and polluting our precious coastline. Why does it matter?? Plastic pollution harms marine life through ingestion, entanglement, and habitat destruction, leading to significant biodiversity loss and economic impact. By recycling, we’re helping prevent these issues, ensuring a safer environment for our oceans. Our goal? To collect 30,000 bottle tops and transform them into sustainable creations, partnering with Quay Clean, Cleanaway, artwork by kids, and gamifying incentives to collect. Every bottle top counts; join us in making waves for a cleaner, greener seaside!??? Also, watch out for how we use them in the future. Adam Luscombe Owen McLeod Jay Vijayakumar Tiffany Oldrey Ben Stewart Emma Hodge ???#RecycleForChange #ProtectOurSeas #CommunityImpact

There is still too much plastic littering our oceans and beaches. This month - #PlasticFreeJuly – serves as a very crucial reminder to all of us, that our work is not done. As an organization committed to protecting our environment, we are honoured to have several partners who work with us at the many beach clean-ups we organize.? Did you know that at one of the recent clean-up days, we partnered with the Robben Island Museum where we collected more than 500 bags full of waste on the island? ? Let’s continue to spread awareness about the dangers of plastic pollution and the effects it has on our environment.? Remember to play your part through recycling and keeping the environment around you clean. Together we can create a #WorldWithoutWaste. #CCPB #PlasticPollution #Sustainability #ReduceTheUse #SaveOurOcean

#OceanCleanupInterceptor: Protecting Our Oceans and #Planet The Ocean Cleanup Interceptor is an innovative technology designed to tackle the critical issue of plastic pollution in our waterways. This autonomous system is engineered to prevent plastic debris from reaching our oceans by capturing it at the source—rivers. With the majority of ocean plastic originating from river systems, the Interceptor presents a proactive solution to mitigate this environmental crisis. How It Works: The Interceptor is strategically placed in rivers to efficiently collect floating plastic waste. Powered by #solarenergy, it uses a barrier to guide debris towards the conveyor belt system, which then transfers the waste into onboard dumpsters. Once full, these dumpsters are offloaded and the collected waste is recycled or responsibly disposed of. This continuous, automated process ensures minimal human intervention and maximizes efficiency. #EnvironmentalImpact: By intercepting plastic before it reaches the ocean, this technology significantly reduces the amount of marine debris, protecting marine life and ecosystems. The reduction of ocean plastic helps preserve biodiversity, supports fisheries, and maintains the health of coral reefs and other vital habitats. Broader Implications: The deployment of the Ocean Cleanup Interceptor contributes to global sustainability efforts. It aids in achieving several United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), including SDG 14 (Life Below Water) and SDG 13 (Climate Action). Cleaner oceans also mean healthier planetary systems, as they play a crucial role in regulating the Earth’s climate. #Community and Economic Benefits: Besides environmental benefits, the Interceptor creates opportunities for local communities through job creation in waste management and recycling sectors. It also raises awareness about the importance of river and ocean health, encouraging community engagement and education on sustainable practices. The Ocean Cleanup Interceptor is a vital technology in our fight against plastic pollution. By protecting rivers and oceans, it helps safeguard the planet for future generations, ensuring that marine ecosystems thrive and the natural beauty of our world is preserved. #OceanCleanup #PlasticPollution #SustainableTechnology #CleanRivers #SaveOurOceans #EcoInnovation #MarineConservation #ClimateAction #Sustainability #ProtectOurPlanet

### Plastic Bottles Discarded in Wetlands and Freshwater Bodies Have Severe Environmental Impacts. Plastic bottles discarded in wetlands and freshwater bodies have severe environmental impacts. They disrupt aquatic ecosystems, harming wildlife through ingestion and entanglement. Over time, they break down into microplastics, contaminating the water and entering the food chain, which poses health risks to both animals and humans. Additionally, plastic pollution degrades the natural beauty and quality of these vital ecosystems, threatening biodiversity and the services they provide. Newtonia Green Nature Initiative Ltd's efforts in collecting these bottles are crucial for protecting these precious environments. #ngni #plasticwaste #recyclingplastics #plasticpollution https://lnkd.in/d9wANuY7