I hope you guys are successful in cleaning up 2 million tires from the reef please dont give up till then and post a video soon.... i will do my bit by buying from 4ocean .love you guys for this
Hi 4 ocean I’m Tiffany one of your best fans I hove a speech I want to say “hi 4 ocean 🌊 I wish one day I could meat you and your team”that is the End 👋!
A portion of the tires we recover are being used to make our new Osborne Reef Bracelets. However, the condition of the tires we’re recovering makes them difficult to recycle using the equipment we have. For now, tires that can’t be recycled are sent to the Solid Waste Authority in Florida, the most advanced, efficient, and lowest-emission waste management facility in the U.S. There, our waste tires will be converted into energy that powers thousands of homes & businesses in our local community
Your organization is doing a wonderful job cleaning and caring for the marine environment, however, (if you haven't done so already), you, or better yet, we, should stop the sources from polluting so no cleanup is necessary. At least be able to reduce the cleaning effort. But keep up the good work. It's better to actually do something like you are than do nothing and just talk about it.
We happy to make an impact however we can and we do our best to spread education and awareness on switching to reusable options. Learn more about our support for the Break Free From Plastic Pollution Act here: 4ocean.com/breakfree
I remember that. My dad was with the Army Corp Of Engineers. And from Amsterdam to Zimbabwe had really good plans for reusable energies like solar, hydro and bio digester for methane gas to power generators. He said we need to stop depending on oil so much. A day will come when diesel will be more expensive then gas. And somebody better start recycling all this plastic. We knew we'd get 3 things back. Fuel, gas and carbon. Oh that and the deforestation of the rain forest. Its just as easy to plant and wait then to first cut down. Just to keep cutting down and not replanting trees. We have more then enough open land to grow enough food for all. Instead of paying farmers bot grow. Or change what has worked for thousands of year just to have it shipped in. Who's in charge. You better start doing something. This goes back to Truman.
These tires were part of a failed artificial reef project called the Osborne Reef. When it was created in the 1970s, it was believed that the tire reef would encourage new coral growth, attract more big game fish, improve biodiversity, and benefit the local economy. You can learn more about the reef and all we’re doing to help out on our website here: www.4ocean.com/pages/osborne-reef
This is nothing but a scam they’re trying to sell bracelets. I’ve contacted him multiple times to offer assistance on this project. I’m a savage master with over 30 years experience and I haven’t received a phone call.
These tires were dumped there by dumb environmentalists. Now those same asshats want you to pay to clean it up. This is why people distrust the environmentalists on climate change.
Thanks guys that is beautiful job. Take care the ocean is amazing future for nex generations. GOD bless you all.
Thank YOU for cheering us on and encouraging us to keep going! 🤙
Thank you for your service.
dream job is to be an environmentalist and 4ocean is very inspiring
I can’t wait to see and hear about the tires being removed from the bottom of the ofean
Thank you for fixing the worlds mistakes GOD bless yall
We're proud to be out here making a difference! 🙌
I keep the pics of them as reminders . Q sort of trophy. Been there done that.
What a bad idea it was was, way back in the 70s
Recovery time.
15 seconds?
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I hope you guys are successful in cleaning up 2 million tires from the reef please dont give up till then and post a video soon.... i will do my bit by buying from 4ocean .love you guys for this
You can count on us to clean the ocean!
Hi 4 ocean I’m Tiffany one of your best fans I hove a speech I want to say “hi 4 ocean 🌊 I wish one day I could meat you and your team”that is the End 👋!
Thanks for being by our side in this fight to end ocean pollution!
What specifically do you do with the tires? There are so many!
A portion of the tires we recover are being used to make our new Osborne Reef Bracelets. However, the condition of the tires we’re recovering makes them difficult to recycle using the equipment we have. For now, tires that can’t be recycled are sent to the Solid Waste Authority in Florida, the most advanced, efficient, and lowest-emission waste management facility in the U.S. There, our waste tires will be converted into energy that powers thousands of homes & businesses in our local community
Your organization is doing a wonderful job cleaning and caring for the marine environment, however, (if you haven't done so already), you, or better yet, we, should stop the sources from polluting so no cleanup is necessary. At least be able to reduce the cleaning effort. But keep up the good work. It's better to actually do something like you are than do nothing and just talk about it.
We happy to make an impact however we can and we do our best to spread education and awareness on switching to reusable options. Learn more about our support for the Break Free From Plastic Pollution Act here: 4ocean.com/breakfree
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most tires are reground and added to asphalt
You know what the ocean could use more of...? Tires... Rubber tires...
two millions just icing on the amount of tires the ocean could hold...
Around how many tires are you trying to Pull up each day?
As many as we can! So far, we've cleaned up over 200 tires and we're just getting started. 💪
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Will you have any clean ups soon
Hey there, are you referring to our Community Volunteer Clenaup events?
I remember that. My dad was with the Army Corp Of Engineers. And from Amsterdam to Zimbabwe had really good plans for reusable energies like solar, hydro and bio digester for methane gas to power generators. He said we need to stop depending on oil so much. A day will come when diesel will be more expensive then gas. And somebody better start recycling all this plastic. We knew we'd get 3 things back. Fuel, gas and carbon. Oh that and the deforestation of the rain forest. Its just as easy to plant and wait then to first cut down. Just to keep cutting down and not replanting trees. We have more then enough open land to grow enough food for all. Instead of paying farmers bot grow. Or change what has worked for thousands of year just to have it shipped in. Who's in charge. You better start doing something. This goes back to Truman.
Who put it in there in the first place?
These tires were part of a failed artificial reef project called the Osborne Reef. When it was created in the 1970s, it was believed that the tire reef would encourage new coral growth, attract more big game fish, improve biodiversity, and benefit the local economy. You can learn more about the reef and all we’re doing to help out on our website here: www.4ocean.com/pages/osborne-reef
How many tires are there in the Osborn reef
Over two million used tires were dumped in the Osborne Reef.
If they know who, Osborne reef dumped the tires, they should fund this historic cleanup, and fined, duh
Now recover the old WW2 , civilian and commercial
wrecked planes and boats pieces with bigger lift balloons .
Honest.
This is nothing but a scam they’re trying to sell bracelets. I’ve contacted him multiple times to offer assistance on this project. I’m a savage master with over 30 years experience and I haven’t received a phone call.
I actually stopped loving my kids too.
Bracelets? Which will end up in the ocean smaller and potentially more harmful. Please no bracelets!
Sometimes I ask God to make them love me. He gave the answer. No.
Accept your fate too.
I guess youe not better then they.
Another reason the automobile economy is soooooooSTUPID from the start of it.
These tires were dumped there by dumb environmentalists. Now those same asshats want you to pay to clean it up. This is why people distrust the environmentalists on climate change.
The automobile economy? You’re a clown.