Installing Interceptor Barriers in Jamaica | Cleaning Rivers | The Ocean Cleanup
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- Опубликовано: 31 май 2024
- Recently we introduced new Interceptor Solutions - Interceptor Barrier and Interceptor Tender to have the right cleanup solution for diverse river circumstances. The pilot phase of this project- Interceptors 008, 009, and 010 - is already deployed in Jamaica. Subscribe to our channel to stay updated: bit.ly/371k8sN
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
01:15 Interceptor 008 deployment in Rae Town
02:18 How Interceptor 008 will impact the locals in Rae Town?
04:37 Interceptor 009 deployment in Kingston Pen Gully
05:24 Interceptor 010 deployment in Barnes Gully
07:31 Handing over the project to local partners
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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. 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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So cool to hear about how that LOCALLY changes things.. After all this has always been about cleaning the "ocean". So showing how the region benefits is so good!
Thank u
I think the best way is to share the work on all of social media
Catching part of the trash is cool, but surely to get to the root of the problem we need to teach these geniuses not to throw their trash everywhere they go. How much money and intelligence do you need to NOT throw your trash everywhere you go???
@@gailwaters814 quite a bit of money if your country doesn't really have any systems yet
@@gailwaters814 what a privileged statement. It couldn't be the hotels and millions of tourist. It has to be the locals. It couldn't be lack of infrastructure and shady business practices. Nope it's gotta be those locals throwing out trash.
Hope the locals keep it going and it clears up the surrounding areas - the difference between the water quality outside the barrier and inside the barrier was nuts (and disgusting!)
M z , look in bird bath
@@BirdBath1 cool story bro
yeah... not quite sure how they're collecting the plastic that's caught in the trap though :|
Deffo!!
@@Phreak0matic its shown in the video, an interceptor with a rotating belt will be placed on the edge of the trap pulling the plastic into a bin.
Love and respect from Long Beach. We recently had millions of sewage spilled into our waters and as a young person(25) I see this issue growing more and more. I applied for the volunteer program, I hope to here from Ocean Cleanup soon, cheers!
Thank you, and cant wait for your future potential service
how do I volunteer?
Catching part of the trash is cool, but surely to get to the root of the problem we need to teach these geniuses not to throw their trash everywhere they go. How much money and intelligence do you need to NOT throw your trash everywhere you go???
When I was young they really emphasized not littering, plus they enforced the 1000 dollar fine for littering. You wouldn't of been caught dead littering, other cultures haven't been taught this, and now they come to the US and they continue with their same ways. Just some education is needed. Now they teach this pie in the sky climate change. Cleanliness begins at home.
restoring faith in humanity
I've been following the crew all over the world with great job they do.i have dreamt of them coming to my small island of Jamaica 🇯🇲 and it's a dream come true.🙏keep up the good work 👍🏽 from me and all my fishing partners and associates 🇯🇲🇩🇪👊🏽😎
Yow, look at bird bath
I think the best way to make an impact is to share on all socials
Catching part of the trash is cool, but surely to get to the root of the problem we need to teach these geniuses not to throw their trash everywhere they go. How much money and intelligence do you need to NOT throw your trash everywhere you go???
It's actually disturbing how just the floating barrier can already show how different the water is inside vs outside the barrier. So much floating gunk, not just plastic but like yeah the colours are just vastly different. Glad to see the ocean can actually relax a little
Catching part of the trash is cool, but surely to get to the root of the problem we need to teach these geniuses not to throw their trash everywhere they go. How much money and intelligence do you need to NOT throw your trash everywhere you go???
@@gailwaters814 Not everywhere has garbage collection services. If they had an option I'm sure they would
@@themurrey1 When I can't find trash cans, I take my trash home with me. It's the least I can do for this amazing planet we've been given in pristine condition. To do the opposite would be demonically selfish AND self-destroying. How much does it take to "get" that simple fact?
As small scale of a project it may seem, it’s a phenomenal start and will have major impacts. Well done Jamaica 🇯🇲! Great example for ALL countries to learn.
Mores Fishes, more food for Jamaicans and more business for the fishermen. Its definitely a win win for us and the environment.
I hope this pilot goes well. I have great confidence in The Ocean Clean Up company AND the local workers at these sites. If this project does nothing else, it will show everyone that the riverside trash that is thrown or dumped and the waste materials coming from factories or homes affects the ocean that we all share. There is no more "away" anymore (as in "throw it away").
Great to see this project doing so well and heading to different nations.. But the thing is we need to educate the locals also to stop throwing trash everywhere, government should put bins around every corner it won't solve the issue but atleast it will have some positive effect.
The bighest polluting areas are around villages that don't have the infrastructure to have regular trash disposal. They talked about it in another video of theirs, I recommend watching some more of their videos, it was very informative ^^
The concept of not polluting is very easy for anyone to understand. No one needs education on this... I find it a bit condescending to say that we need to educate the locals. However, when it is throwing trash in the river or keeping it in your kitchen because of a lack of infrastructure then ofc people will pollute.
It's hard to change a culture of bad waste management habits. Here in the Philippines on Camiguin island we are trying single stream recycling and giving people an option they didn't have before. But even with flyers and recycle cage attendants teaching people it will be a long road.
@@TropicalOceanCleanup I have heard that corruption is often a problem there with the rich diverting money meant for waste disposal to making them richer. Is this something that you have seen or experienced?
We need to make the world as rich as possible to create proper waste infrastructure
You all make me so emotional! I'm bawling. You are HEROS and I LOVE seeing the local people being employed!!! The Jamaican's are SO EXCITED about your project. I am super impressed. BRAVO 👏🏽💙
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Lynn, look at bird bath
I am always SOOO EXCITED to see more Interceptor Installations across the world! People are running out of time to save our only home, Earth from pollution; in our oceans, on land and in our atmosphere, but inventions like the Interceptor and JENNY, bring us hope!
THANK YOU OCEAN CLEAN UP this is such a great gift for Jamaica! Love from the home country 🇳🇱
Good luck to Clean Harbours Jamaica!
A Bravo to the gentleman of Tropical Ocean Cleanup/Biker who came up with the Kaboom which you are now using aswell. We learn from each other always!
Well done from Trinidad and Tobago
Excellent achievement, let's hope that local team is able to manage all this waste...and for those who pollute those rivers a wake up call .
Catching part of the trash is cool, but surely to get to the root of the problem we need to teach these geniuses not to throw their trash everywhere they go. How much money and intelligence do you need to NOT throw your trash everywhere you go???
I'm proud to have been an early-stage contributor to Ocean Cleanup. Wishing you guys continued success.
Million thanks again for making Jamaica one of the early projects,,,,,, the approach may be different or at a different scale however I know the challenges presented on the ground,,, thank thanks thanks this is a great accomplishment as part of the Ocean clean up team
Catching part of the trash is cool, but surely to get to the root of the problem we need to teach these geniuses not to throw their trash everywhere they go. How much money and intelligence do you need to NOT throw your trash everywhere you go???
This polution is entraping ocean wildlife. You are helping all the ocean and river creatures. Love you.
OMG I am so excited to see you doing this. Please keep us informed, can't wait to see the extraction and where the plastics, trash and debris goes to be processed. Keep up the great work, hope you can come to the Philippines one day and see our river trash Kabooms...made from trash, cheap but very effective. Please post update videos soon......
This man is doing a great job as well. He made barriers with tires and plastic bottles. Already in four canals, getting lots of debris out the ocean. Educate the local people and hire them. Please check the video ‘s of Tropical Ocean Cleanup as well.
You are also doing a fantastic job.🙏
Catching part of the trash is cool, but surely to get to the root of the problem we need to teach these geniuses not to throw their trash everywhere they go. How much money and intelligence do you need to NOT throw your trash everywhere you go???
@@gailwaters814 It is suggestions like your that has ruined my life. So I have done what your asking, design, built and installed a huge single stream recycling cage. Staffed it with paid cage attendants handing out informational flyers plus hands on helping people segregate. Oh it worked after many months and a whole lot of money. But now I am still stuck overseeing and maintaining/cleaning up daily due to no Government involvement, they could care less that is is working or not and refuses to take over for me. It has made a huge difference in the amount of trash on the street and in the canals, residents now have this cage as an option and I cannot break away from it until I get some support. Easy to suggest, much harder putting your boots on the ground and doing it. Not sure what to do now, any more suggestions?
congratulations on another achievement !!!!!!!!!!! 🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂
🎉🎉🎊🎉🎉🎊🎉🎉🎊🎉🎉
They should use the chicken blood as fertilizer! Slaughterhouse blod can be processed and turned into fertilizer for gardening.
Proud of you guys!
On a side note, love the signature neon electric blue of Ocean Cleanup. Very cool! 😎
I’ve been following this project for years, so exciting ti see all that they are doing. Can’t wait to see where things go from here.
John, look at bird bath
Thanks to Bayon and the Ocean clean up team it's been a journey nd still is ,,,, do appreci-love all the effort in all ur doings ,
I've watched this video several times now, love it. I'm curious how much did the new barrier's cost, and the labor? Boats? Looks to be employing many. Keep up the good work, you are making a big impact.
Wow! So amazing what you guys are doing around the world!
Sarah, look at bird bath
I am so glad to see this project progress. I know people who "don't believe" this is real, that plastic pollution is a problem. Sad.
Amazing. Love the different solutions by the ocean cleanup.
Have you thought of adding a chemical detector that tells you what chemical like fertilizer or pesticides factory metal also measures the amount that goes through.
It can help you figure out if farms or factorys or power plants like coal plants are contaminating the water.
Thoughts on adding this to them.
I don't think they have the man power or resources to do it. An outside company would probably be more beneficial for handling that aspect of cleaning the water/gathering information.
The ocean cleanup project could install them but doing anything useful with the data or going after companies and or finding solutions would cost them a significant portion of their budget.
My personal opinion is they should ignore it because they already have an insane goal of preventing and cleaning up plastic and trash on 2/3 of the planet.
@@Avx829 they dont need to go after them just record the information and send it off to a company that will use the data from it and go through the proper channels to help reduce or stop it.
Excellent video, your project is perfect, it's exactly what the oceans and the world needs.
Please keep up the great work and you all stay blessed.♥️💪💯🇯🇲
I come down from Stony Hill, fe a month of musical recording,
In 1981. Back-o Wall and Trenchtown, changed my mind.. for the ‘better’
A sense of relief, is what I am feelin’.
Jamaican people, ready to wrestle, with their own system.
Excellent to see you are still moving forward - education is key along with a determination to suceed
One positive step at a time. It's clear as day to see the immediate impact the barriers have.
gratz! hope you can clean your water soon and be healthier!
It’s amazing and surprising to see the difference in water color between the river side and ocean side. I did not expect that
Everyone needs to contribute. Jamaica needs a recycling program. Hefty fine for industries and other polluters.
👏👏👏👏👏 (Standing ovation!)
Well I'm greatful that no smell gos thro the camera..gives us a chanse to see this video.. I'm sure the people there are greatful to you beautiful souls in the River Team.. you deserve all the best of the best for wath your doing.. World Wide.. Thank you from my heart ❤
CYAN TEST DI INTERCEPTA' !!😄!BIG UP!ONE LOVE.
Anything new in Jamaica is something they can look forward to.
Excellent,,this makes me so happy,,another day in a magical world,,thankyou
Making that place beautiful again would be glorious.
First time that i see thankful people in videos like that .. I am sure that was a good feeling there :) Good job.
Love you guys you are real heroes bless you!
Great work you guys are doing! Keep it up!
Keep up the great work. Thank you!
Superb to receive blessings from Jamaica!
Godspeed people!
I'm soooo happy people are slowly starting to understand
We can't look after this planet by ourselves
But all together we CAN make a difference
Go Ocean Cleanup Bless up
Thank you all, keep up the great work, keep going
You spoke of the excitement. I'm excited about this trash clean up myself! The excitement is counter to all the dispair I've experienced all my life of watching the planet fill up with people's trash. Now, I hope you can design a Space Interceptor for space junk!
I'm so thankful that you guys exist!
Great work! Amazing how much the barriers stop. The color difference in such a short time period.
An amazing job that you are doing all around the world. But this is only a patch, a really good patch but this has to go further and it has to start with education with everyone all over the world. Because you can be doing this great work for years, but if you don't start by changing the mentality with education in schools, the problem will continue forever. Once again thank you for this great work and I am very proud of all of you.
These guys are everybody's Heroes!
Great project, well done Ocean Cleanup- amazing! thanks 🫂
I love to watch those tremendeous The Ocean Clean Up Documentaries and Live Pictures from across the globe understanding how everything works, how everything gets implemented and fully respected. I love to see the huge influence The Ocean Clean Up gives to the Nature to the animals to the water and of course to the positive developement of humans thinking and solidarity to work and stand for the right things, to clean everything up, to stop polluting, to stop rush-consuming and to start living healthier and thinking healthier ❤️❤️💚💚❤️❤️💙💙
Who’s here before they get recognized by the whole world?
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Developing waste infrastructure for the towns is probably the most impactful thing to reduce ocean trash. This is great too, but from a systems thinking perspective this is symptomatic of a much more serious issue. But by all means, keep up the good work, it's a step in the right direction.
Great idea, great work, the USA doesnt do stuff like this do they? They might but never get reports on anything good happening, this is saving the planet stuff...Great work everyone.
This is awesome, I have been following your company since back when it all started with the TED Talk and see where it is today, congratulations and every piece of trash that is kept out of the ocean is the goal. Now just need to find the best way to recycle all that stuff that you are catching all over the world so it doesn't get recycled back into the ocean again. keep up the good work
Florida here, am very happy that you are making progress. Wonderful job Ocean Cleanup !!!
you guys are awesome! must be the best job in the world,,, looking after the oceans!!
Please keep your efforts rolling!! You guys maybe our only chance for our future generations!!!
Great idea! Keep going! But also it would be great to organize some on land recycling programs as well.
So amazing bless y'all. ❤ Thanks for stopping the trash from throwing garbage in water ways. How dumb can you get to poop where you eat.
What you guys are doing- installing the barriers, preventing the plastic and waste from entering the ocean- is really cool. It uplifts and brings hope to people that changes at small levels can have a huge impact in the longterm. But I do have a question- what happens to all the waste trapped between the barriers-does it just stay there or is it recycled- what happens to it?
I've seen where they have simple plastics processing - sorting and melting it into heavy paving blocks of different shapes and colors. Supposed to be long lasting. They should give solutions for the waste itself.
Incredible work
One of the few things which gives me hope for the future
The hardest parts will be getting each level Government to develop a waste management system, starting from the ground up. More biodegradable products, less waste, recycling programs... ETC and then Educating the public on these new systems.
This is amazing though, and I'm so happy to see 3 systems being installed in short order. Hoping Lots can be learned here and that the rest of the world dealing with similar issues will be able to work with the Jamaicians for many years to come.
👍🏾Good luck with this pilot, may valuable data be obtained and used to implement more projects going forward.
I also hope that the sources of the waste are addressed: waste disposal!
It is excellent to see you starting to clean up the plastics, but the problem is that you need more recycling of your plastics! There are companies that can help you develop a plastics recovery and reuse it for fuel and products.. 👍🏼peace love respect ✊🏻
AMAZING, AWESOME AND SPECTACULAR!!!!
Thanks people for all your hard work and dedication.
I love this for the locals, the project and for the ocean ♡♡♡ great job everyone!
Congratulations from Brazil 🇧🇷👏👏👏
why aren't the normal interceptor boats not being used here? They could be scaled down? great to see the difference it made straight away. great work again.
I'm so glad it's working as intended, well done! Looking forward to support the cause further, and see where this is going. I'm optimistic :)
If ya'll are doing anything in the Yucatan, you have a project manager / business dev mgr boots on ground con un poco de lingua Español y todo Ingles. Your project is so awesome.
Luv seeing the progress you all are
Doing around the world. Keep it up.
Excellent.thank you we appreciate the great job that is being done, thank's again a miricle for our fishermen and our sea users,Jamaica thanks all involved. 💛💜❤🐋🐟🐬
Thank you, thank you, thank you for what you have done and continue to do!
I absolutely love what you are doing with your projects and that you include locals in the progress!!! Do you also have plans to Start your project even earlier in the chain so preventing littering from happening in the first place?
This has been addressed in one of their other videos. The problem is mostly infrastructure: many countries don't have a system for garbage disposal. That itself could create jobs, but I guess there is no will from some people in power in those places..
Brings great awareness, excellent 👌 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Hi River Team. Excellent job!
That looks amazing! So impressed with your progress!!!
Jamaica could be such a pure country if they implemented a profitable recycling program.
Fantastic, 👌🏾👍🏾Well done to Jamaica 🇯🇲, showing how a little project can make a difference to many.. Keep the momentum going, can't wait to see the next phase 😉✊🏾👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🙏🏽
Thank you for doing this, hope to see video’s in the future which the results. I also interested in the amount of trash already collected with Jenny in her first months of the official trip.
Linda, look at bird bath
please keep the video flowing i enjoy watching you so much :).
What opportunities do you have for job creation for the locals? Seems like there's potential
I think jobs would be like maintainence for the Interceptors, operators and maybe trash cleaners? For if the machines are down I guess
You guys are the best!!!
They are smart to know that this project will help them a lot.
This should be shared locally in jamaica national broadcasting
I commend you guys for what your doing, any waste that's not going into our oceans if fantastic, I have to say though that it still feels like we're trying to hurd a million sheep with one dog and a clapped out 4x4. We, and when I say we I mean the people with the power need to instill a culture change in people round the world to actively stop the waste from getting in the water in the first place. Too many people pay our waterways and ocean zero attention or just treat it as a resource to use and abuse. What your doing is great but education is the key.
Sorry I try not to ever comment negatively but there's so many people round the world that have the power to do something and just don't.
I think this is the best solution again pollution of ocean.
Great work, super inspiring!
I also encourage everyone to check out the grassroots action in the Philippines being done by #tropicaloceancleanup and his #kabooms
It's not pretty or polished like this, but the amount of trash they are keeping out of the ocean is staggering!
Well done folks, together we can fix this...