Installing Interceptor 002 in Malaysia | Cleaning Rivers | The Ocean Cleanup
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- Опубликовано: 3 фев 2020
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To rid the oceans of plastic, we need to not only clean up what is already out there but also stop new plastic from entering the ocean: we need to close the tap.
Rivers are the main source of ocean plastic pollution. They are the arteries that carry waste from land to the ocean. Our research found that 1000 rivers are responsible for roughly 80% of the pollution.
Working together with government leaders and private corporations, our goal is to tackle these 1000 most polluting rivers, all over the world, by 2025. How? By deploying Interceptors.
The Interceptor is The Ocean Cleanup’s answer for river plastic waste. It is the first scalable solution to prevent plastic from entering the world’s oceans from rivers.
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This is a normal video about a simple milestone in an *absolutely extraordinary* event/process.
Communication seems to be the hardest part in this proces.
Where there is a problem, there is also a solution!
Team work!!! Beautiful ❤️. Blessings
@@fazlitaufek add to that Hokkien too, a Chinese dialect.
@@theoceancleanup woww.. glad to see such this positive comment.
I hope some of the plastic you collect will be used to make a model of the interceptor. It would be a great merch and an aid in communicate with future crews :)
IthlinnePewPew totally love this idea!! My kid loves to play with garbage truck toys I would love to add an interceptor to the play routines. It would also normalize the fight against plastic for kids.
Just for it to end up in the bin again after you are too old for the toy? Or you don’t want it on your shelf anymore?? You may aswell leave the plastic in the ocean if you are going to create something that will ultimately just be thrown in the bin after a while. What needs to be made is technology for the new world, it needs to be formulated into something that can be used for generations and the only time you will have to dispose of it will be once the item brakes from overuse..
@@travis.g__ I'm well in my 30's so I'm not likely to grow out of it, and also It's bold of you to assume you can tell anyone what they can and cannot do, make or buy.
Great idea!
IthlinnePewPew I think you are looking too short term, the fact is we need to be looking further then the life of on person, what happens after you pass on? And what if there are 1000s of these statues? You can’t tell me that it is worth the fuss if the plastic stays out of waste or the ocean for only one lifetime.
I cannot help but smile hearing them chatting in that chaotic fashion :)) Totally not Western style but so warm hearted!
Thank you for all your hard work Ocean Cleanup and thank you Malaysia for participating in such an important project. You help us all.
No we are suppose to thanks ocean clean-up team for making our river better
Waiting on Interceptor 004 to come to the Dominican Republic, Rio Ozama! Let's get it done💯
Christopher R.
wow 'let's get it done!' as if you are involved
Love the hands-on scrum strategy demonstration and the progress
Tyler Wunsch
yeah wow better than the actual vid of barge guiding stuff to the conveyor !
Tyler Wunsch
actual digital vid of debris being channeled to the mouth of the conveyor would be more convincing......
I wish i could be part of this 😭💓 thankyou for all your hard work @theoceancleanup! Love and support from malaysia ✨
You can! Check out our career page for all current openings: www.theoceancleanup.com/careers/.
Hi, i am glad this technology system implemented in my country, Malaysia. Happy to see this since it is not only stop the river pollution but also good for maintaining an aquatic ecosystem.
Poignant image at 3:00
I would hope the Interceptor project enjoys tax free status as it is actually doing something for the long term benefit of the Earth and humanity.
I really love this project, it's very effective and a good way to clean up all that garbage
Thank you for Ocean cleanup's work! Your work is very valuable. I cheer for you!
It is truly amazing what you bring here in action. It's really cool, to see how you communicate with this natives. Cool, thank you for sharing.
Don't worry about me, now! I'm so excited! and feel good! and I want to say, Congratulations! for Vietnam 😊 Love you and your team 💖👍
I love watching awesome clean people... do good.
Malay, Mandarin, English, Hokkien... Haha
Malaysian rojak language! The girl who understand English translate into Mandarin & Malay, the uncle who understand Mandarin translate into Hokkien. At the end all understand!! 😉
No wonder it would have been hard to understand!
Language barriers?! What's that?
@@theoceancleanup Keep up the good work, and I'm looking forward to see a difference, for our future generations.
@@theoceancleanup hi? Can i know how was your experience communicate with the local people while conducting this project? I love to see everyone's interaction in this video..
very wise and superb work right there. thank you for the hard work.
Thanks Oc team's 👍
Well, this project is really a challenging one :).
Every challenge is a learning opportunity!
Such a good work you doing guys keep it up
Great team work despite of language barrier
Que increible. Que gente mas enrollada. Mis felicitaciones
A good project but would be great if people could just stop dumping their shit in the rivers instead...
one step after the other! I believe changing people's minds to change their habit takes longer than to install an interceptor.
Good luck Ocean Cleanup🆘️📧👏💕⏳
Great job guys & gals...keep up the good work. And for the rest of us, we can help by either donating on the ocean cleanup webpage, spreading the word via social media or word of mouth about this awesome project, and of course, reducing our plastic usage and recycling more. :)
Definitely! Very important point! Don't ever expect someone ELSE to save the world FOR you.
Absolutely amazing work!!!
This video made me smile every time when I was to watching! 😊 cute! 😄😊🤗
Developed countries are struggling to recycle plastics and in some cases they just sell it to developing countries to get rid of it. How on earth is TOC going to do something that entire nations cant?
By their will to do something about it (unlike most political 'leaders'). Without will, even entire nations become very small capacities.
Edit: For instance, my friend and I alone cleaned almost our entire hometown (6,500 thousand inhabitants). What they could not do with 3,000 times the manpower, we did in a few months.
@@jesperchristoffersen8413 we're talking about sorting every particle of plastic that is in the ocean and creating new product with it.. it's not like they can just mix it all up it doesnt work like that. I mean some people do that but it just makes a very brittle material that has little use. I'm with you though.. but it will take them hundreds of years to clean it all up if they dont take short cuts like burning it or burying it.
@@project-pe6ly Yeah, I myself would rather burn it (ideally for energy) than having it build up in our food chain, killing marine animals etc. What pisses me off the most is that we in the Western World does absolutely nothing to fund large facilities to do so in Indonesia, The Philippines and India for a start. India being a "great" economy, for instance, forgets all about per capita. Long-term it will only become more expensive to handle if we neglect. But that's politicians.. 🤷♂️🙄 Cheers! 🌍✌
Inspiring!
A beautiful site indeed. And the Maylasia gov is right there with the coast guard
Great job guys 👍🏽
Congrats for a new zone to clean, this are the goals that humans must do, not the 90% of useless vídeos that are on the internet.
I like this video 😍😊🤗 Everybody! So very lovely!! 😊
Inland River based projects, communication are never an challenge ! the process are same world over.
Saludos desde Colombia.
Its a miracle that you got that thing installed with those people in 1:20
4:43...Typical Malaysian chinese uncle talking...haha...and Great Initiative Ocean Cleanup and Team.
Happy! Happy! Joy! Joy!
Hahaha, so cute 😄🥰 The language have not been to the problems of them 😊
Grappig! Maar wel duidelijk als je snap de 4 verschillen taal gebruikt hier..
Kontrol kontrol - operation CHECK!
Als u hulp nodig hebt met een vertaler die alle 4/5 talen in de toekomst begrijpt. Laat het me weten.
This is so fun to watch 😆
indonesia needs this more than any other country in the planet
From the shots you have shown us it seems almost as if the interceptor is in the middle of the city.
Doesn't that mean that "behind" the interceptor, closer to the sea, plastic can still be thrown into the river and get into the oceans?
My concern, point or question is that you may have to put the interceptor or another barrier right next to the ocean to hinder plastic from entering it? Otherwise the preventing function only partly succeeds as stuff thrown in closer to the ocean in other cities, or areas, that are located "behind" the interceptor still enters the rivers and therefore the oceans. Have you thought about that and geographically measured where to put the interceptor best, possibly close to the sea?
I hope you understand what I mean. I think you're bright enough to think of this. I was just wondering. Keep up the great work! :)
It makes total sense what you address :) Like Baltimore Harbour's "Mr. Trash Wheel", just for the ocean instead. I wonder the same thing.
Good question! The actual placement in the river is on a case-by-case basis, based on flow-velocity, the width of the river, presence of a plastic “hotline” or not, traffic, proximity to a delta, etc. In some rivers, it will be necessary to install more than one barrier to capture as much of the debris as possible while still allowing wildlife and boat traffic to move freely.
I cant wait for the live streams
Once Interceptors 003 and 004 have been deployed, we plan to have live camera feeds in place - stay tuned!
@@theoceancleanup In fact, I think the masses really NEED such continuous livestream to get grip of the vast amounts hiding below waterline. Cannot wait to see this scale! :) Thanks for your huge efforts, once again.
@@theoceancleanup @The Ocean Cleanup In fact, I think the masses really NEED such continuous livestream to get grip of the vast amounts hiding below waterline. Cannot wait to see this scale! :) Thanks for your huge efforts, once again.
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Haha, I like this video 😊😄 aha! everyone! so cute! 😊😇
Cool
Let me know if u need any help to become a mediator to initiate a dialogue. U r simply gr8 ni words hats off
The amount of crud floating in that final shot..... :-(
Congratulations ! Where is the captured plastic going ?
Jack Patteeuw in Jail
Back into the ocean of course.
As we aim to help tackle the 1000 most polluting rivers by 2025, we cannot personally manage the local waste handling - which remains in the hands of the local operators of the Interceptors and waste management partners. In some locations, there are currently no better solutions than to bring it to a landfill. However, we minimally require a sanitized landfill before we commit to deploying an Interceptor at any given location.
That was a weird tutorial but it worked 😄👍
Still waiting to hear what your doing with the plastic other than just collecting it
@Jon Booth keep an eye out Renu Energy Services. I believe they might have some real answers. I hear they are coming online in a few weeks.
Gotta love the Dutch...
Whilst glad to see someone who does the mature thing of taking responsibility, it's still painful to think of all the little piggies (and those who are simply ignorant) making excuses and unwarranted criticism.
Only question is how expensive are these interceptors. . . Are these are aluminium built !
Not only! The Interceptor is made of marine quality steel, stainless steel and aluminum, and is equipped with an off-grid power generator, remote monitoring dashboard, automated extraction control, 4G data uplink, and more. The waste collection capacity is 50 cubic meters.
Interceptors in our pilot program were approximately 700 thousand euros for construction and assembly. However, we expect that once we are in series production, the costs will be lower making them more cost efficient in the future. Learn more here: www.theoceancleanup.com/rivers.
The river seemed pretty clean already when it was being towed
a lot the junk is just under this surface
When will more intercepters be implemented?
We've got one one its way to the Dominican Republic right now! Look for three more headed for Vietnam, Thailand, and the United States. We'll be sure to keep you updated!
great fun
4:59 we german says " mit händen und füßen " (with hands and feets)
Wonderful job.. if you ever need any help in southWest Uk.. gimme a shout i would love to help
India needs 50 interceptors. I m sure we are in the top 3 list. It is not something that we would be proud but it is the fact. Ryan Plz initiate dialogue with our PM Narendra Modi ji and Environment minister Prakash Javdekar or Minister Nitin Gadkari any one Plz push to save world
Now let’s see the machine working!
phillip morenoo
no shots of the trash actually channeled into the conveyor....🤔
@@duggydugg3937 you can find other videos of the trash stored
GugasChannel
I don't see actual trash being channeled by a device to the conveyor.... why the secrecy ?
GugasChannel
fotoggery of everything but the essence of the system..
turbosplicing of cuts of construction... make ready etc..
no pic of trash actually deflected to the conveyor
capturing trash... that's the whole point of the operation ... isn't it ???
@@duggydugg3937 I understand your concern on questioning the legitimacy of the operation but if all you wanna see the trash collecting process there were already shown on previous videos and lots with Boyat actually inside the interceptor where he also witness a huge teddy bear being pulled into the belt. also I agree that they should show us more clips of the actual thing working 24/7.
Strong boyan
We want to see it working
So do they, I guess. Have patience and don't hesitate funding them.
@@jesperchristoffersen8413 yep..im gonna buy something from them
Guatemala could use an INTERCEPTOR on the river
MOTAGUA
Guatemala is on our map of the top 1000 most-polluted rivers - you can see it here: theoceancleanup.com/sources/ Stay tuned!
Ok nasana kaya lang ang kalaban ng natin ang manufacturer ng plastic styropor maymagagawa ba tayo na solosyon para matigil ang production ng mga material na ito mula sa pilipinas mabuhay kayo nandito lang ako sumusupurta sa inyo salamat
Adakan squat rakyat catitkan nombor kenderaan, tangkap gambar drebar yang buang sampah di bahu jalan. Klo tidak, selama lamanya sampah akan bertambah di sungai.
1:36 Communication seems to be the hardest part in this process. And, yet, Malaysia is considered to be the country which has the decent (or even better) English proficiency.
The truth, is far from that. Please stop talking and start listening until the leader finish explaining. Gawdy.
Where's the solar panels?
The solar panels are located along the roof of the Interceptor. You can see them here: theoceancleanup.com/rivers/
turbo splicing of clips... jibber jabbering...distraction...maybe some things to work out still ? ? ?
Why transport garbage to the center of the river, and then take it back to shore by boats?
Turn the garbage collection line to the shore, and collect garbage right there!
These people throw garbage directly into the river because they have no recycling. You have collected the garbage and returned it to them. What will they do with him?
You can find out what happens to the river waste in our blog post, here: theoceancleanup.com/updates/what-happens-to-the-extracted-river-waste/
The Interceptors are strategically placed in rivers to ensure that they capture as much plastic as possible. This way, not only will optimum plastic get captured, but additional infrastructure on land will not need to be built for collection. You can read more about the Interceptor here: theoceancleanup.com/rivers/.
Im not trying to be ugly. Actually i want you guys to work with me and my company. Renu Energy Services Inc
silence on actual channeling.🤔
don't see actual collection of debris! ! !
communication was clear and specific..
now vague and side tracky..wtf
Aschtunggggggg
Two people like a filthy environment, deary me.
The forests 🌳🌳🌳the trees 🌲🌲🌲 all over the world even if you cut down more and replant them it would take years for all these small trees to become bigger , don’t get me wrong it’s may of been a good idea once Upon a time but the logging industry is cutting way to much you end up releasing massive amounts of carbon that takes far to long for the trees that are small and growing to remove the carbon footprint. What needs to happen older ground that was once forests and woodlands need replanting at an alarming rate governments and leaders of this planet are thinking more about there pockets than the environments the wildlife of this planet there creating an illusion that people think this will solve both sides and what it does it solves more towards the logging side than it does the planting side I would rather use plastic for permanent house hold stuff like tables chairs etc than wood than take the lungs away from are planet .
Trees are a massive importance to the way we live and humans are abusing this with constant illusions and false promises.
When you walk into a shop or a chemist and it says 99 percent etc it means 99 is better than 40 percent and that is why the 1 percent gives the businesses Leave way for a win case in a court room every time and the trouble is people believe to much rubbish by politicians and businesses the art of selling is bullish..ting .