Ocean cleanup

In June, an all-women team of environmental activists will pass through the Great Pacific Garbage Patch while participating in the Great Pacific Race. The Ripple Effect team intends to use the attention generated by the race to illuminate deteriorating conditions in the Pacific Ocean.

“These are the top 10 items found in our ocean yearly: #zerowaste #WorldOceansDay”

The non-profit organization Ocean Cleanup returns to take on the great pacific garbage patch. The Ocean Cleanup, the design prize 2019 nominee for social impact, is ready for a second attempt to start…

A non-profit organization has scraped more than 40 tons of fishing nets and consumer plastics from a region of the Pacific that's home to a massive debris field known as the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.

Infographic for the Ocean Cleanup

4Ocean’s bracelet has a unique mission getting the coastlines clean. The cleaning oceans bracelet will remove one pound of trash from the coastlines.

“Our ocean cleanup system is now finally catching plastic, from one-ton ghost nets to tiny microplastics! Also, anyone missing a wheel?”

Plastic causes $13 in damages per kilogram per year. The race is on to determine how we can clean up the world’s oceans without bankrupting ourselves.

The Largest Cleanup in History. Follow the latest updates on The Ocean Cleanup project. #TheOceanCleanup

The Ocean Cleanup project is one of many ocean conservation initiatives but can it really clean up the plastic waste in the ocean