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Seabin Project's “Whole Solution” proposal for ocean conservation and sustainability – Seabin

Without healthy oceans, there is no life. Oceans are the life blood of our planet and humankind and it is in our best interest to keep them clean.

The Seabin Project continues to do amazing work by effectively cleaning plastic and other debris from the ocean without harming sea life.

For those not familiar, Seabins work by skimming the surface of the water in marinas and other enclosed areas without large waves. This removes trash and even floating oil at a cost of less than $1 a day to power the device.

In addition to creating great ocean-cleaning products, The Seabin Project is also super committed to participating in research, lobbying, education, and partnering with local communities and other organizations to accomplish their goal of reducing ocean plastic.

Thanks to @hairdryertrash for sending this in!

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The Seabin: the debris-sucking saviour of the oceans

This new device literally sucks rubbish from the water’s surface, and it’s starting with Portsmouth harbour

An interesting little invention

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The Seabin: the debris-sucking saviour of the oceans

This new device literally sucks rubbish from the water’s surface, and it’s starting with Portsmouth harbour

Two boat-builders teamed up to design floating bins hooked up to suction power that remove trash, oil, detergents, and other waste from the surface of the ocean. These SeaBins can’t clean the entire ocean, as they aren’t suited for places with big waves, but are installed in shore areas like marinas where waste tends to concentrate.

While the end solution to this problem needs to be better waste management and an extreme reduction in our use of single-use plastics, this is an awesome and efficient solution to cleaning up shore debris before it can join open ocean garbage patches.

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#seabin #StopAllaPLASTICA !!!!! salviamoci salvando il #Pianeta !!!! #seasy (presso Sestri Ponente, Liguria, Italy) https://www.instagram.com/p/BwJQ2W5FQCO/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=12c2ppikem1ft

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The seabin is aiming to collect tons of rubbish from Bangor Marina #tidyNI

The seabin is aiming to collect tons of rubbish from Bangor Marina #tidyNI

Out on a recent run along Bangor seafront I spotted new signage promoting the Bangor Marina Seabin. Stopping to learn more about the project fits in perfectly with what we’ve been talking about on our insta stories during the last few days, about tidying up rubbish we’ve come across and putting it in a bin. We even put the name of our tidy up campaign over to our Instagramfollowers to brand it…

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See the SEABIN up close @nauticusnorfolk is the proud recipient of the very first Seabin to be installed on the East Coast.  These unique floating trash bins, located at marinas, docks, yacht clubs and commercial ports, collect an average of 3.3 pounds of trash per day by drawing in surface water with the help of low energy, submersible pumps. Nauticus’ Junior Scientists’ Club, a science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) after-school program for students from local junior high schools, will maintain the Seabin. Chesapeake-based Wärtsilä Defense, Inc., has donated and installed the Seabin in Nauticus’ marina, with plans to add two more in the near future. @wartsilacorp @sailnauticus @seabin_project @getoutandplaynfk @cityofnorfolkva #recycle #green #seabin #environment (at Norfolk, Virginia) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bo1CuP4AcjD/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=tsnsk5mxvjhh

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See the SEABIN up close @nauticusnorfolk is the proud recipient of the very first Seabin to be installed on the East Coast.  These unique floating trash bins, located at marinas, docks, yacht clubs and commercial ports, collect an average of 3.3 pounds of trash per day by drawing in surface water with the help of low energy, submersible pumps. Nauticus’ Junior Scientists’ Club, a science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) after-school program for students from local junior high schools, will maintain the Seabin.   Chesapeake-based Wärtsilä Defense, Inc., has donated and installed the Seabin in Nauticus’ marina, with plans to add two more in the near future. @wartsilacorp @sailnauticus #seabin #environment (at Nauticus) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bo07huaAT9Q/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1b88ofzzv915d

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Just see this #seabin on the news made to help canals and rivers catch #plasticwaste