What happened to Interceptor 006 (Interceptor Trashfence) in Guatemala?

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  • @Ash-fd8ww
    @Ash-fd8ww Год назад +4778

    the amount of trash compared to actual water is scary

    • @niyazmather
      @niyazmather Год назад +73

      True. Imagine how much trash would be at the bottom of the ocean

    • @KAMMD
      @KAMMD Год назад +29

      I’m making efforts, mindfully eliminating my usage

    • @smallfootprint2961
      @smallfootprint2961 Год назад +35

      Overwhelmed. We can do better. Boycott stores that wrap everything, even produce. Buy or make your own reusable vegi bags. We can fix this trash/plastic problem. Refuse to participate.

    • @uberalles9797
      @uberalles9797 Год назад +8

      @@smallfootprint2961 it's incredibly easy once you start

    • @WarThomas46
      @WarThomas46 Год назад +20

      ​@@smallfootprint2961 No. First we must fight country that not respect pollution rules.

  • @mohammadasifrazakhan5557
    @mohammadasifrazakhan5557 10 месяцев назад +388

    Hats off to whoever is doing this to stop the plastic going into the ocean.

    • @Poonannyish
      @Poonannyish 4 месяца назад +2

      ​@@RB1987 There are private enforcers that go around pretending to be from official channels (police, the council etc.) that have no authority to stop you and demand your details.
      There's essentially a bounty on litter where they can issue fines, but have no powers of arrest. Unless it was an actual Officer of the Law and not some burke with a badge and a hi-vis jacket on, you and your fiancé were basically scammed out of £300
      What's especially fishy is that you were both fined, rather than just the offender. That screams _'I've found some gullible people that respect the authority of my hi-vis jacket, and don't know that I'm a scumbag that's pocketing most of the money I'm demanding'_

    • @zulfika_
      @zulfika_ 4 месяца назад

      ​@@RB1987BS

    • @shina8767
      @shina8767 3 месяца назад

      😊😊😊😊

    • @ThecultofCon
      @ThecultofCon 3 месяца назад

      Why do brown people countries throw all their trash in the river?

  • @thewannabegamer9
    @thewannabegamer9 6 месяцев назад +137

    Bless every person in this company. You are doing the work for millions of people now and in the future. I hope and pray that this company may always get the funding needed to continue this wonderful cause ❤

    • @jessiepaulin675
      @jessiepaulin675 4 месяца назад

      I think you guys aren't helping the world like you should be.

    • @BxBxProductions
      @BxBxProductions 4 месяца назад

      keep hoping and prayin cuz that aint gon do jack

    • @lonewolf-fu6lk
      @lonewolf-fu6lk 4 месяца назад +1

      This video is real but a majority of the videos with them "cleaning the water" is CGI so they aren't all heros

    • @SaltyAsTheSea
      @SaltyAsTheSea 4 месяца назад

      ​@jessiepaulin675 there's no way to make a living like that currently. No funding in this shit. It was only trendy but going green only brings so much more investment because it's a safe image, but that's all it is, an image. It's an appearance. I go out to a beach and pick up trash everytime I'm there but dude I'd be hauling ass out there everyday if someone payed me, but alas there is no such position. There's money in finding a better way to recycle if it cuts expenses for the places that process trash and recyclables, but that requires... well research and discovery. It's not so feasible to just "go help like you should." Matter of fact, the system we built isn't sustainable. It requires a shakedown head to toe, and we need to decide as a SPECIES what our ultimate goal here is now, we've nearly reached that point. It sounds like a movie but that's basically our reality at this point, but everyone is so preoccupied (especially company heads, plus others...extrapolate a bit here) with making money and providing a good life for themselves and families... it just doesn't.. matter. And governments protect what's theirs, and are too untrustworthy to ever let guards down for open discussion. And why would they? Humans are nefarious, just look at how China is being run and tell me how we integrate into working together? The people of all our nations barely get along together, it's gonna be a lot harder to work together to clean the earth, much less LEAVE the place. Seems like this whole thing is one "tangled buds" case and no matter where you start pulling, you start causing more problems. Making it through this shit is gonna take sacrifice for everyone. Some people more than others. But it's not "fair" and people are going to be emotional as they damn near should. This problem started long ago and the end is nowhere in sight. So tell me please what the hell I should be doing and WHY? I need to make a living because I wasn't taught how to bend nature to my will, but besides if everyone did we'd have probably fucked the environment that way too. Shit son, it almost feels like this was inevitable, huh. Gamer rant over, don't even blame you, but homie we're gonna need suggestions, philosophical debates, or something other than what the fuck you just commented 😂. Please. Have a good day tho but u probs won't read this bc youtube doesn't like me responding anymore, decides to un-@ people/ not notify them. Shit, for all I know I'm shadow banned and nobody will read this. . I can't even deny that possibility. Sucks. But fr genuinely hope u feel good so you can do good. World needs it rn.

  • @duaneross9271
    @duaneross9271 4 месяца назад +40

    Whoever is Backing this project,Thank you so much,plus all the workers. Your all great,just imagine how bad it is all over the planet. The people have not had a dump so to speak,just done what they have done forever. We really need to educate folks or it's going to be catastrophic. All we see is what they show us, sometimes I wonder if even the leaders care. A friend of mine in the military said over by the pyramids it looked like a big dump. Hopefully they got that cleaned up,it's going to take effort on every person to help out. Again thanks to everyone that wants to do their part and clean it up.

  • @chrisdavey6219
    @chrisdavey6219 11 месяцев назад +883

    I had absolutely NO IDEA how bad this situation really is. Thank you so much for whatvyou all are doing for our earth!

    • @grimesresurrection9357
      @grimesresurrection9357 10 месяцев назад +1

      Look up trash Island

    • @travwiilhavefun7412
      @travwiilhavefun7412 10 месяцев назад +7

      Stop littering. That will do it.

    • @lgilles
      @lgilles 9 месяцев назад +8

      Something very scary I saw recently is that by 2025 there will be 1kg of plastic waste for every 3kg of fish in the ocean. At the current rate of overfishing, and the current rate of accumulation of plastics in the ocean, by 2050 it is estimated that there will be more plastic than fish by mass in the ocean.

    • @sara-mr9ye
      @sara-mr9ye 9 месяцев назад +1

      Non avevo idea? Dove sei vissuto fino adesso

    • @josephking6515
      @josephking6515 8 месяцев назад

      @@travwiilhavefun7412 I have never littered in my adult life and maybe even before and I report people I do see littering to the appropriate department in the country I live in where they get a fine. If they dispute it the fine increases quite substantially and I have never had to appear in court due to an infringement notice being disputed. Cell phones are great for recording evidence of littering. 👍

  • @adamgladfelter8762
    @adamgladfelter8762 Год назад +608

    Hard not to say at least thank you on each of these videos.

  • @hind1157
    @hind1157 7 месяцев назад +5

    That's a good start.
    Establishing alt. waste treatment or even reducing plastic would be the next step.

  • @tentedalex
    @tentedalex 5 месяцев назад +18

    Honestly all world governments should take note. It's a simple but effective way to get bulk plastics out of the ocean

    • @doddy125
      @doddy125 3 месяца назад

      Doesn't make money they don't care

  • @kevinbeville1049
    @kevinbeville1049 Год назад +211

    You people are heros. Don't let anybody tell differently.

    • @josephking6515
      @josephking6515 8 месяцев назад +4

      Heroes???? 🤷‍♂️ but *CHAMPIONS* most definitely! 👍👍👍👍👍

  • @luissaca2653
    @luissaca2653 11 месяцев назад +178

    Thank goodness there’s people doing this out there!

    • @gazepskotzs4
      @gazepskotzs4 10 месяцев назад +5

      If only it was everybody's priority.

    • @elale8016
      @elale8016 8 месяцев назад +1

      ​@@gazepskotzs4Why does it even end up in the river?

  • @patmurray1076
    @patmurray1076 5 месяцев назад +11

    this needs to be done world wide.. Much respect

    • @Firestarthe
      @Firestarthe 4 месяца назад +2

      How about stopping the dumping of plastic its insane how much plastic is in the water

  • @reneechase9920
    @reneechase9920 9 месяцев назад +19

    My thanks for bringing this to the world. Hoping this will be just one way to fix what has been done.

  • @runescapeppl41
    @runescapeppl41 10 месяцев назад +263

    We need compostable packaging materials worldwide. There needs to be a balance with nature, thank you for doing what you can!

    • @cokeweasel1064
      @cokeweasel1064 9 месяцев назад +14

      Hemp can be a replacement for almost everything made of plastic, but it just isn't happening.

    • @gabrielutasi
      @gabrielutasi 8 месяцев назад +3

      Stop buying packaged stuff. Simple

    • @runescapeppl41
      @runescapeppl41 8 месяцев назад +7

      @@gabrielutasi yeah, just stop, simple man

    • @DanielGarcia-lf2nz
      @DanielGarcia-lf2nz 8 месяцев назад +15

      We need people to stop throwing trash into the rivers

    • @elale8016
      @elale8016 8 месяцев назад +3

      ​@@cokeweasel1064How do you prevent hemp from getting moist?

  • @XXxxcrisisxxXX
    @XXxxcrisisxxXX 11 месяцев назад +53

    you may not have stopped it all, but you stopped an amazing amount for what I assume is the first attempt at this particular location. all I can say is we appreciate your efforts and I guarantee all the sea life appreciates you too. keep up the awesome work and don't ever let "failure" get you down. I put failure like that because I don't consider this a fail at all

  • @user-rr6jq6rt6e
    @user-rr6jq6rt6e 8 месяцев назад +25

    ❤ спасибо большое вам , душа болит за нашу планету😢😢😢

    • @user-mn8np2by3p
      @user-mn8np2by3p 5 месяцев назад

      А мусор каждый день не болит выкидывать и покупать всё в упаковочках😂

    • @Threemore650
      @Threemore650 5 месяцев назад

      Don’t worry. Natures got this.
      There are organisms now that have adapted to digest plastics and convert to harmless organic material.
      It looks dreadful.
      Offending countries should be fined.

  • @SpoolinCatchMeiFuCan253
    @SpoolinCatchMeiFuCan253 8 месяцев назад +2

    Never give up because the right people in charge can keep getting these as ways to educate people a better way. I believe most people would make the better choice if the right ways are shown. Education is so important! But be proud heros! Live by grace not perfection. Youre making an impact just keep on going!

  • @knrb8091
    @knrb8091 Год назад +84

    You guys are doing such a wonderful job!! Not only this generation Our future generations will also be grateful

    • @gamvlogs9134
      @gamvlogs9134 Год назад

      @Thadeus Chud bro u good 🤨 you are talking about a completely different issue 😅 this pollution is not here because the commenter are Mcadonalds… I’m here for talking about important issues but telling someone pollution in a river is their fault because of their diet is a lil wack yo 😂

  • @encoreunefois1X
    @encoreunefois1X 10 месяцев назад +149

    Both heartbreaking and heartwarming. Great work!

    • @LaSombraa
      @LaSombraa 5 месяцев назад +3

      it’s So HEARTbreaking 😭😭😭🤡

    • @jonstechchannel
      @jonstechchannel 4 месяца назад

      Doesn’t seem like it worked lol

  • @tundralife5570
    @tundralife5570 5 месяцев назад +2

    Your doing more than most. I appreciate every effort. 👍🙏

  • @gretalukoseviciute2058
    @gretalukoseviciute2058 8 месяцев назад +10

    When you build trash removal systems you also must constantly remove accumulated trash. Otherwise the system can not hold it.

    • @BxBxProductions
      @BxBxProductions 4 месяца назад +5

      very smart sir, you want nobel peace prize?

  • @salimolive2143
    @salimolive2143 11 месяцев назад +131

    Guys we definitely need to share this in every platform possible
    And I mean it even in your wallpaper

    • @sarapinedovalera7908
      @sarapinedovalera7908 10 месяцев назад +1

      Si, apoyemos

    • @ayerimda
      @ayerimda 9 месяцев назад +1

      Serías tan Valiente como para reducir tu consumo de plástico ? Empezando por las botellas de agua. Compra galones y rellena tus envases rehusarles incluso ahorraras dinero !

    • @thebrowns5337
      @thebrowns5337 6 месяцев назад +1

      Dude, if I decorate the bedroom to look like this scene my wife might leave me.
      Anyone got a big printer?

    • @sovavypalena5489
      @sovavypalena5489 6 месяцев назад

      Okamžitě si jdu koupit plastový talíře plastu jí vidličky a nože

  • @margaretn706
    @margaretn706 11 месяцев назад +8

    I believe you are one of the most important group of people on the planet! Thank you!

  • @deborahunderwood6358
    @deborahunderwood6358 10 месяцев назад +2

    Thank you for all your hard work and efforts to clean this atrocity up!

  • @imerupp
    @imerupp 9 месяцев назад +2

    Like, Subscribed. Please keep it up the hard work on helping protect our oceans! May God bless you and your colleagues as well as your families!

  • @lu-xanderjanz4386
    @lu-xanderjanz4386 10 месяцев назад +43

    You should make the fence angled to lean back at the top so that the trash pushes itself to the top and doesn't block the water at the bottom, that's your main reason why the water carved a tunnel at the bottom on your previous fence

    • @dronkozkov5804
      @dronkozkov5804 5 месяцев назад +2

      Да просто мусор нужно вовремя убирать из накопителя

    • @MikeStone1503
      @MikeStone1503 5 месяцев назад +2

      And the fences should be on the other side of beams!!

    • @martinsto8190
      @martinsto8190 4 месяца назад

      The fence works great either way, it's just that no matter how good a blockade is the trash will break it no matter what, seeing that no one herw even considered to find a way to constantly dig out the trash from the river.

  • @bod.4847
    @bod.4847 Год назад +325

    Finnally people who do it and not talk about it. 🙏

    • @mrgarybusey2052
      @mrgarybusey2052 Год назад +14

      Except that it'll just go back into the place. It's not about removal, it's about properly processing recycables.
      Which governments and businesses don't do because they don't want to invest money into it.

    • @jamesdaple9951
      @jamesdaple9951 Год назад +3

      What company do we thank for this cleanup?

    • @gamvlogs9134
      @gamvlogs9134 Год назад +3

      @@jamesdaple9951 The Ocean Cleanup lol. They are amazing! They also collect trash from the ocean using these giant boats pretty cool stuff

    • @gamvlogs9134
      @gamvlogs9134 Год назад +3

      @@mrgarybusey2052 like 90% of the pollution in the ocean comes from a handful of rivers. Most are in undeveloped countries were they have no where to dump their waste so they just throw it on the ground and eventually the rivers take it out to sea. I do agree about the government though. Plastic is actually made using oil, and of course the government isn’t going to go against a business that makes them billions of dollars 👀

    • @dessertlimbo
      @dessertlimbo 10 месяцев назад +1

      @@mrgarybusey2052the problem lies not within recycling but literally the production of plastics for every small thing to cut costs

  • @debkiehm7634
    @debkiehm7634 3 месяца назад +1

    Wow, it really does my heart good to see this thank you to all the people working on this project truly angels on earth 🌍 ❤😇

  • @breebw
    @breebw Год назад +107

    A+ for effort. Learning and improving.

  • @xxmadmanxx9882
    @xxmadmanxx9882 Год назад +80

    Wow kudos to you for taking on this massive project. I knew years ago we had a trash problem and my grandfather used to talk about it. Good to see someone finally taking it seriously. We all need to do better. Much love ❤️

    • @Peliwat.Nusantara
      @Peliwat.Nusantara 10 месяцев назад

      what country is that? the people have backwards mentality

  • @lunax71
    @lunax71 9 месяцев назад +39

    1. Have a way to remove the trash, not just a barrier.
    2. Barrier should be set et a angle to the river. Easier for removal.
    3. You need to find out where it's coming from.
    4. Education in the schools, workplace and public education on the importance of clean rivers.
    5. Ways for the villages, towns cities to dispose of their trash.
    6. Reduce, reuse and recycle education.
    If these things cannot be achieved River cleanup is a waste of time.

    • @shahrulace3071
      @shahrulace3071 6 месяцев назад +6

      Coming from someone who's all talk and no action, the audacity you have belittle somebody else effort.

    • @sunillewis1894
      @sunillewis1894 6 месяцев назад +4

      ​@@shahrulace3071 somebody has to play devil's advocate
      Besides he's talking about long term solutions

    • @mg4mg281
      @mg4mg281 6 месяцев назад

      The evolutionary task does not get the space it deserves; The result is human psychopaths. As long as life is sold to God Mammon, there is no other result.

    • @cynicaltexan9639
      @cynicaltexan9639 5 месяцев назад +2

      These people have bigger problems than worrying about where the trash bin is.

    • @aaaggg6303
      @aaaggg6303 5 месяцев назад +7

      Ah yes there's always that one loser who does nothing to contribute but has rocket science level comments...hey theyre a volunteer group so why don't you go volunteer mastermind

  • @Wareitar
    @Wareitar 4 месяца назад

    Keep up the amazing work! This is SO much more important and impactfull than what we can do here in the West.

  • @josephwillis8852
    @josephwillis8852 Год назад +71

    "Throught trial and error, perfection can be achieved."

  • @jacobwestbrook9527
    @jacobwestbrook9527 Год назад +44

    Amazing work, glad someone's doing something impactful

  • @MiiDusa
    @MiiDusa 4 месяца назад

    You guys are amazing & the work yall have done is only just the start! Can’t wait to see what the future brings! ❤

  • @rekibbora5190
    @rekibbora5190 8 месяцев назад +1

    Very good step. Go on. Clean well. All human beings with your team.

  • @nigelsmith7955
    @nigelsmith7955 Год назад +5

    Needs like a water driven conveyor belt dragging the plastic off to one side

  • @Operngeist1
    @Operngeist1 Год назад +6

    I'm excited for this one from an engineering perspective and what you came up with!

    • @roshansiwakoti5883
      @roshansiwakoti5883 Год назад +6

      First thing that came to my mind was have multiple fences like this in about 10-25 feet increments with decreasing hole size on the net itself. This would reduce the stress on individual fence holding all the plastic

    • @D3nn1s
      @D3nn1s Год назад +2

      @@roshansiwakoti5883 true, also maxbe some way to load it in a container. Way easier to do while there still is water

    • @roshansiwakoti5883
      @roshansiwakoti5883 Год назад +1

      @@D3nn1s great idea

    • @roshansiwakoti5883
      @roshansiwakoti5883 Год назад +1

      Decide and conquer method seems best for this

  • @mjpaze3434
    @mjpaze3434 5 месяцев назад +45

    Oh man!! Seriously, I had NO idea how bad it is and just how disgusting the people in those places must truly be. Thank You Sincerely to everyone who actually helps in these efforts!!!

    • @eleuteriodiaz3653
      @eleuteriodiaz3653 5 месяцев назад +4

      Welcome to the US of A

    • @Yelenots
      @Yelenots 5 месяцев назад +16

      It’s not just “those” places… US trash & recycling is usually “sold”, sent, or pushed onto smaller countries as well.

    • @Atylonisus
      @Atylonisus 5 месяцев назад

      The "those places" comment belies how absolutely standard this is everywhere in the world, and that includes our precious perfect America.
      Looking at you, local roads, parking lots, highways, public parks, 2 inches away from trash cans, etc.
      Just because it doesn't end up floating on a riverbed doesn't mean we aren't wading around in trash constantly from inconvenienced "main character"-syndromed fuckwits.
      Sincerely,
      Get mad because you feel called out

    • @brunoc.7517
      @brunoc.7517 5 месяцев назад +17

      ​@@eleuteriodiaz3653Guatemala is the us now??

    • @BaldHeadedManc
      @BaldHeadedManc 5 месяцев назад

      ​@@brunoc.7517starting to look like it..

  • @canavar1435
    @canavar1435 3 месяца назад +1

    The fact that someone has to build fences to stop trash, as opposed to people not dumping their rubbish in the river is a statement in and of itself.

  • @malcolm8564
    @malcolm8564 Год назад +21

    I hope this problem is also being explained to the people who throw their waste away so they know to stop.

    • @lazulelle
      @lazulelle Год назад +8

      In countries like Guatemala it's generally more because of the lack of a proper waste management system put in by their local government, and less so because the people are "undisciplined".
      Explaining to the people would help of course, but it would being nothing if it wasn't easy and accessible to throw away trash in a proper way.

    • @ksmith2852
      @ksmith2852 Год назад +5

      Latin America in general has a shocking lack of planning and infrastructure to handle human waste and trash. Even in Mexico from Cancun to Tulum it is unrestricted development and no proper sewage treatment. It drains into the ground destroying mangroves and seeping into the ground water and cenotes. It's really disgusting and this is an expensive place for tourists. So, gosh...where could all of that money be going?

  • @bmeeee
    @bmeeee Год назад +4

    I think about this trashfence at least once a week wondering how it's doing now. cant wait for more content on it.

  • @johnblackburn544
    @johnblackburn544 4 месяца назад

    “Every journey begins with one step”, kudos to the people that take it…👍

  • @purplewildflower
    @purplewildflower 5 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you for all you do. The sea species also thanks you.

  • @estevan007
    @estevan007 Год назад +21

    Thank you for all that you're doing. The world needs more like this

  • @DembaiVT
    @DembaiVT Год назад +76

    Considering it looks like that area is dry until the floods, you need to dig down deeper reinforce the ground with concrete, in a wedge shape to help drive the trash upwards, plus a means to skim the scum off the top to let the water past. You might want to look at the lock system in the Rideau canal in Canada, as it deals with yearly flooding in a similar situation. You may be able to use the trash to shore up the sides.

    • @jamesortiz8249
      @jamesortiz8249 Год назад +2

      Good ideas

    • @redhongkong
      @redhongkong Год назад +2

      concrete might be hard to come by in places where they dont even have garbage collection/recycle/sewage system.
      i remember when i was young , my city were using river as sewage system as well. i think the city start cleaning rivers and building sewage system around 1995+

    • @romanfields7900
      @romanfields7900 Год назад

      Send them a detailed drawing.

  • @mariejohnson8771
    @mariejohnson8771 8 месяцев назад

    Amazing! Thank you for doing these great jobs! Thank you!

  • @raghavenkumar
    @raghavenkumar 4 месяца назад

    Thanks for the work and hope more come forward to help you guys...❤❤

  • @jjr902
    @jjr902 Год назад +59

    This makes us as humans look pathetic. No, it shows we are. But thank you for helping heal this planet

    • @EricWebster
      @EricWebster Год назад +7

      Guatemalans.... Other humans are doing something about it.

    • @madisonmorris7394
      @madisonmorris7394 Год назад +4

      @@EricWebster not just Guatemalans. According to another video, 80% of the oceans’ pollution gets there via 1% rivers. Roughly coming out to 1000 rivers in the world. So there are 1000 different sources of generally this level of pollution.

    • @coodaytah6312
      @coodaytah6312 Год назад

      No just the dirty bastards in that country

    • @EricWebster
      @EricWebster Год назад +8

      @@madisonmorris7394 link the video. Only time you see images like this are in third world countries.

    • @rh5563
      @rh5563 Год назад +2

      @@EricWebster , absolutely!

  • @jamtree9746
    @jamtree9746 10 месяцев назад +20

    Well done man this is what we want to see.

  • @peanutheadrules
    @peanutheadrules 4 месяца назад

    But seriously- good on you guys for making this and being part of the solution ❤

  • @ram64man
    @ram64man 5 месяцев назад +1

    Not only the fence but a secondary removal net to ease pressure and assist removing is needed sort of like an Archimedes wheel to a waiting land base collection

  • @Dannyp8038
    @Dannyp8038 Год назад +16

    I was devastated when that happened as I know y oi u all were. All that hard work to see that happen cannot have been easy. I wish you all the very best for round 2.

    • @smokenjoe1194
      @smokenjoe1194 Год назад +1

      It was a great learning process that can be improved upon. Huge thanks for all that you do

  • @debbiekearney6588
    @debbiekearney6588 Год назад +17

    At least your trying to solve a problem? Thank you so much it’s appreciated ❤

  • @Full-Time-Pass-Channel
    @Full-Time-Pass-Channel 8 месяцев назад

    I watched your videos and short every day I feel proud of your team work❤ love

  • @cokeweasel1064
    @cokeweasel1064 9 месяцев назад +1

    Man I'm happy people are actually doing something about it now

  • @steve4479
    @steve4479 5 месяцев назад

    Good luck with the project , you are going to need it!

  • @MrinmoyBhuniaGaming
    @MrinmoyBhuniaGaming 10 месяцев назад +13

    Huge respect sir.❤

  • @elmorganou
    @elmorganou Год назад +25

    Well done, it never ceases to blow my mind just how much there is...and this is only a small portion! Great work, thank you 👏

  • @israelquintana4528
    @israelquintana4528 9 месяцев назад +1

    Es increíble como esté planeta sigue aguantando el desastres que le propinamos cada segundo 😢

  • @patsheppard2616
    @patsheppard2616 4 месяца назад

    This project should be widely publicized so that other. Countries can see how easy and inexpensive it is to make a huge and long lasting difference in this world.

  • @Paiadakine
    @Paiadakine Год назад +31

    Great idea. Just a little more testing and mods and you’ll have a great invention.

  • @rikkejensen786
    @rikkejensen786 10 месяцев назад +6

    What a nobel gesture - we need people like U. I for one have been sorting all kind og trash for over 25 years and succeded to notch my kolleagues at my workplace as well.😊LOVE from 🇩🇰 Demark 💪👏

  • @ICHVAKU
    @ICHVAKU 5 месяцев назад +1

    Hats off the work, i am really surprised people really so careless that they are using river as a drainage

  • @carol.2203
    @carol.2203 6 месяцев назад

    People like u needs attention ..good work❤

  • @oak8728
    @oak8728 Год назад +100

    Countries that do this should have to pay extensively. Other countries shouldn’t burden the waste problem those countries fail to fix.

    • @rambo.69
      @rambo.69 Год назад +1

      I'm sure they will just blame the West somehow, its always the white man's fault.

    • @myworld4257
      @myworld4257 Год назад +2

      Any ideas to stop this?

    • @gamvlogs9134
      @gamvlogs9134 Год назад

      @@myworld4257 yes. The opposite of what the commenter is saying. Most of these countries are severely underdeveloped. In many they do not the luxury of a truck coming to pick up there trash. Most don’t even have paved roads. Instead they dump their trash and it gets carried away by the rivers. If we found a way to decrease poverty in these areas than they could implement stuff like proper waste management. How do we do that, I do not know the answer to that. All I know is that “chargin” countries already in poverty will NOT solve the issue. As far as what we can do, I still am working to figure it out. Only thing I can say is stay updated on these issues and help fund projects like the Ocean Cleanup. 🌊

    • @gullintanni
      @gullintanni Год назад +16

      It's a wealth vs poverty question. Poor nations don't have the funds to remove garbage and build enough landfills to store and remove it.

    • @gamvlogs9134
      @gamvlogs9134 Год назад

      @@gullintanni YES!

  • @user-zc8hp3bi9z
    @user-zc8hp3bi9z Год назад +43

    Особям , которые бросают мусор где попало показывать это надо. А вообще ,надо им выставлять такой штраф, чтоб в следующий раз неповадно было бросать мусор в водоемы или на берегу. У нас сейчас относительно чистые пляжи, многие люди убирают за собой и еще прихватывают чужой мусор. Есть также уборщики мусора от частных контор и муниципалитета. Стало намного чище. Но все равно есть ещё двуногие, которые не понимают , чем им лично грозит эта катастрофа с загрязнением планеты.

  • @Dayrov
    @Dayrov 8 месяцев назад

    This is like a breath of fresh air

  • @stevewillson9320
    @stevewillson9320 Месяц назад

    It's an absolutely amazing project!
    I've seen an update on highly successful attempts at this that were 💯 % effective!
    This is a great project to donate money to!

  • @torontoyao
    @torontoyao Год назад +7

    The excitement you guys had on this test run was awesome, keep up the good work

  • @mandycharlton4404
    @mandycharlton4404 Год назад +5

    Awesome job guys! All new projects need refining…we live and learn. You will be successful next time!👏👏☺️🇿🇦

  • @Mcarlson613
    @Mcarlson613 4 месяца назад

    Your doing gods work, keep it up!

  • @apple-ej4zt
    @apple-ej4zt 8 месяцев назад

    You guys are doing amazing work for Earth. I will soon join the force.

  • @as5592
    @as5592 10 месяцев назад +18

    Looking forward to see the progress!

  • @Gorilla_cookie
    @Gorilla_cookie Год назад +432

    We need to take a stand against the plastic industry

    • @quammelschroedinger780
      @quammelschroedinger780 Год назад +172

      No, we need to dispose of trash responsively.

    • @gregdragoo4777
      @gregdragoo4777 Год назад +141

      Plastic industry didn't throw those bottles in. People are always the problem

    • @mohammedbinladen4619
      @mohammedbinladen4619 11 месяцев назад +74

      and it's not westerners doing this.

    • @seancain7299
      @seancain7299 11 месяцев назад +12

      ​@@quammelschroedinger780the alternative is bury it. Only about 8% of plastic can be recycled

    • @shaunbanner6774
      @shaunbanner6774 11 месяцев назад +16

      Single use plastic another typical bird brain idea from America 🇺🇸 because someone work out having returned bottles would cost time and money to prosses. Wouldn't returned bottles for use again and again be better for the invoroment ? Of course! But it will never happen unless government makes it so. Relying on millions of individuals to take responsibility is crazy when you can have same outcome with a few corporate people.

  • @yo-fd9jy
    @yo-fd9jy 4 месяца назад

    Guatemala incredibly grateful that is not making its way into the ocean and into our coast as well as their own coast

  • @rogueenvironmentalist
    @rogueenvironmentalist 8 месяцев назад

    We all can make a change to help situations like this. It starts by picking up even the smallest amounts of trash you see around your town and city. One small bags worth of random trash collected as you go about your day makes a difference. Much love and we can make an impact together P.S. - Rogue Environmentalist

  • @Dontleavemedimi
    @Dontleavemedimi Год назад +21

    A conveyor system has to be integrated into the design so that the accumulation does not overwhelm the fence. A special conveyor has to be designed that will be portable and that will use the existing power of the river. that would make it autonomous, somewhat.

    • @HowP88
      @HowP88 Год назад +1

      A conveyor would remove a fraction of a percent compared to the flow rate of the trash, and then making one powered by the river would also make it overly complicated. I suggest we leave it to the experts.

    • @Dontleavemedimi
      @Dontleavemedimi Год назад +3

      So define expert, my definition of an expert is someone who by way of hit or miss arrives at a workable solutuon,.

    • @ericp4573
      @ericp4573 Год назад +4

      Best way is to have multiple lines of fence with different hole sizes between the chains, so it’s not up to one fence but like 4 or 5

    • @hellohi-iy9uk
      @hellohi-iy9uk Год назад +3

      I like the way you lot are thinking! if more ppl move and think like this then we surely will make noticeable progress!? Am i wrong?

  • @aaarod75
    @aaarod75 Год назад +4

    It’s a small effort for a big problem, but at least y’all are tackling it. Wish more people would get involved.

  • @Lewis94444
    @Lewis94444 8 месяцев назад +8

    We need thousands of companies doing the same thing as this companies

    • @rohtati1020
      @rohtati1020 4 месяца назад

      Nope,
      It's actually *all* *humans* working on it‼️

    • @newolde1
      @newolde1 3 месяца назад

      Yes, more. But what we really need is companies that put out this trash in the first place to be held accountable! That and education for the people.

  • @user-pn2pq2lg9z
    @user-pn2pq2lg9z 8 месяцев назад +1

    Считаю необходимо оставить в прошлом абсолютно всю рекламу в мире по телевидению, радио, плакатах, интернете. Не будет и мусора столько. ❤

  • @faisalmir9300
    @faisalmir9300 Год назад +3

    This is heartbreaking 💔

    • @mawi1172
      @mawi1172 Год назад

      I think you need an English dictionary.

    • @EdurtreG
      @EdurtreG Год назад +2

      It is. Stop buying food and drinks in plastic is a good start. Also carton eartips and cutting small of tiewraps, rubber rings etc prevents a lot of harm to marine/waterlife. 😘

    • @mrgarybusey2052
      @mrgarybusey2052 Год назад

      @@EdurtreG they wont do that because people like OP are only making empty promises for internet attention. They dont actually care about the environment.

  • @marks7192
    @marks7192 Год назад +3

    Man i love this progress of at least attempting to collect the fallout of our plastic obsession. Good work. Do you think just extending the fencing up higher would do the trick? Yes heavier support beams are needed to hold the extra wieght. Good luck to you.!

  • @artisticdriver4218
    @artisticdriver4218 7 месяцев назад

    God Be With Y’all🙏 and Thank You

  • @paulgram3967
    @paulgram3967 8 месяцев назад

    Thank you so much for your HUMANITY

  • @vmm5163
    @vmm5163 Год назад +9

    You should add Super Thanks donations button to your video screen 👍

  • @VISHNUSHARMA-gi5tg
    @VISHNUSHARMA-gi5tg 10 месяцев назад +3

    प्रकृति का नहीं है ये विनाश ये मानव जाति का विनाश हैं उसके खुद के द्वारा 🙏🚩

  • @anthonyanthonymorones4226
    @anthonyanthonymorones4226 6 месяцев назад +1

    You see this is the reason why people need to take care of our planet if they want to protect the ozone layer for getting bigger, they need to start recycling and stop throwing trash in the ocean. I’m glad that we got people out there that are picking up the trash and try to clean the water, so that’s the reason why next year is Fourth of July at all coast won’t be having Fourth of July parties at the beaches and a lot of people would agree with me on this so with that in mind if you guys do bring stuff to the beach is do yourself a favor pick up your trash to save our planet

  • @jamiedhuskey6643
    @jamiedhuskey6643 5 месяцев назад

    This is awesome. Should have more likes

  • @louise9973
    @louise9973 Год назад +6

    Heartbreaking and each and everyone of us is responsible.

    • @tylerboss
      @tylerboss Год назад +2

      I recycle ♻️ so not everyone... also don't buy bottled water.

    • @louise9973
      @louise9973 Год назад

      @@tylerboss rubbish, if you do the council recycling provided by government then your part of the problem. If you use electricity hooked up to the main frame, use a car everyday, buy supermarket foods packaged, coke/soda/orange/milk containers etc, materials products made in the Asian continent your part of the problem. This is a short list, your water, your sewage etc Just because you put your bins out for the rubbish doesn't mean you're recycling. But I suppose it's a start. At least you're thinking about it. Any way, why attack me with your silly comment. There's no one squeaky clean on this planet except for cultures that have been left alone by everyone and grow what they need, know every plant and animal in the area resided, hunt only for what they need etc. Ignorant is what your comment is.
      Keep all of your trash and poop in your own back yard for a year and you may rethink your silly comment.

    • @mrgarybusey2052
      @mrgarybusey2052 Год назад

      Actually no, the governments and corporations are responsible.
      The governments dont implement an actual recycling program
      And you still support the corporations that still do this.
      But suuuuure. Blame the public while the politicans keep sending our plastics overseas to countries they know will just dump it and while the corporations still maufacture non-recycable plastics that are fused with ink.
      Its like you guys dont even use the internet for its intended purpose.

    • @louise9973
      @louise9973 Год назад

      @@mrgarybusey2052 the government/local council has a recycling program here in my country, we have 3 types of recycling. 1. Food waste 2. Recycling 3. non recycling. We all have to pay for the bins, no exception. The government has invested with a private company for the processing of our waste.

    • @louise9973
      @louise9973 Год назад

      @@mrgarybusey2052 no you're responsible for what you do. All you buy and how you get rid of that waste. I'm sure you do a pooh at least once a day. That's you getting rid of your waste. I think only small minded people like you and your comment would blame everyone else but not look at your own foot print you and your family leaves. Cleaning up our environment always should start with our own homes and livelihood, then local community, then areas we use, beach, river, parks, roadways/curbs/guttering etc. Unblocking storm drains. There is so much a single family can do. If you get your street involved you could do even more. Then your neighbourhood would be awesome to walk around in. Don't be ignorant.

  • @nobleroyalty1385
    @nobleroyalty1385 Год назад +12

    Man that's a damn shame 💯

  • @user-zf3gy2wd2i
    @user-zf3gy2wd2i 6 месяцев назад

    This deserve millions of likes.😢

  • @H3gamer360
    @H3gamer360 6 месяцев назад +1

    Instead of trying to catch it all at one time, make multiple catch fences and make the screens progressively smaller to avoid all of it building up on one and breaking the whole system.

  • @ingridwatsup9671
    @ingridwatsup9671 Год назад +5

    This still breaks my heart every time I see it.

  • @mawi1172
    @mawi1172 Год назад +3

    Now if we could just get Indonesia,China & Japan to do this. 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

    • @P2Zip
      @P2Zip Год назад

      China's 3 major rivers that go out to the ocean are the worst for ocean pollution above all other countries.

  • @dandubree9553
    @dandubree9553 8 месяцев назад

    You are awesome keep up the work

  • @stefaniamirri1112
    @stefaniamirri1112 6 месяцев назад

    Goodness guys, pls yes work on this and export your solutions all over the world, it will be such a success and achievement for the environment!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤

  • @jonnysprojects6549
    @jonnysprojects6549 Год назад +9

    The country should either be sued or all handouts cut off until they start to do something we can all do something

    • @myworld4257
      @myworld4257 Год назад

      Lol got lucky. Third world country

    • @jonnysprojects6549
      @jonnysprojects6549 Год назад

      @semiinteresting4673 no just slash the uk funds thats sent over year upon year 👍

    • @gamvlogs9134
      @gamvlogs9134 Год назад

      @@jonnysprojects6549 what is giving less money going to do? They need to implement waste management. It is hard to collect trash if say there are no paved roads.

    • @beishtkione24
      @beishtkione24 11 месяцев назад

      ​@@gamvlogs9134thats not our problem. They have a problem that they need to fix. If they want handouts, theyll figure it out.

  • @snappybabby4646
    @snappybabby4646 Год назад +4

    You have to have a way to quickly remove the trash onto the shore so the weight of it all doesn't collapse the fence.

  • @debraforde635
    @debraforde635 5 месяцев назад +1

    You have to start cleaning out the debris from the catch area, in order for it NOT to spill over the catch. 😮

  • @paytonzmom
    @paytonzmom 4 месяца назад

    Looks like it was working but just needed to clear trash away periodically to remain functional
    Great ideas, keep trying to make our world cleaner! TY!