GoAsFarAs YouCanSee's video: The End of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch

The plastic is used to made followings: Building Materials Athletic Shorts and Apparel, Shoes, Sunglasses, Makeup, Soap, and Shampoo Bottles, Backpacks and Bags, Jewelry, Furniture, Beach huts and other structures, etc. Please share our channel. Thank you. GREAT FOLKS DEVELOP AND SCALE TECHNOLOGIES TO RID THE OCEANS OF PLASTIC Every year, millions of tons of plastic enter the oceans, of which the majority spills out from rivers. A portion of this plastic travels to ocean garbage patches, where it gets caught in a vortex of circulating currents alongside plastic from other sources (e.g. offshore fishing activities). If no action is taken, plastic will increasingly impact our ecosystems, health, and economies. THE LARGEST CLEANUP IN HISTORY WE DEVELOP AND SCALE TECHNOLOGIES TO RID THE OCEANS OF PLASTIC Every year, millions of tons of plastic enter the oceans, of which the majority spills out from rivers. A portion of this plastic travels to ocean garbage patches, where it gets caught in a vortex of circulating currents alongside plastic from other sources (e.g. offshore fishing activities). If no action is taken, plastic will increasingly impact our ecosystems, health, and economies. WE AIM TO CLEAN UP 90% OF FLOATING OCEAN PLASTIC POLLUTION The Ocean Cleanup is a non-profit organization developing and scaling technologies to rid the oceans of plastic. To achieve this objective, we have to work on a combination of closing the sources of plastic pollution and cleaning up what has already accumulated in the ocean and doesn’t go away by itself. This goal means we plan to put ourselves out of business – once we have completed this project, our work is done. JOIN THE CLEANUP Our aim is to remove 90 % of floating ocean plastic. With your help we can work towards a future where plastic no longer pollutes our oceans. JOIN THE CLEANUP Our aim is to remove 90 % of floating ocean plastic. With your help we can work towards a future where plastic no longer pollutes our oceans. https://theoceancleanup.com