Humans are cheapest drones and already available, I like the idea tho large micro sized floating atomic power plants with infrastructure to turn plastic into fuel floating around the shores with army of robots and drones gathering plastic to fuel up the process 24/7
Not completely true... we are operating some areas only with sailboats. It's a bit less efficient when it comes to cleaning speed, but it's emission free, and we are tuning our operations over to more and more fossil free activities.
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Thank you all. Merci.
Oh my, never would of thought beaches there were this bad. Of course you would expect it here in the Philippines,,great work,,keep it up
How look it today there? I collect rubbish in germany, and in the vacation in denmark.
Me too. I clean beach rubbish on Sicilian beaches while on holiday.
verry verry important thank you so much. @@glidercoach
thank you for your actions .
Keep up the good work Guys
I believe in the nearest future this kind of surface and underwater cleaning will be done by a drones, based on huge solar-powered floating platforms.
Humans are cheapest drones and already available, I like the idea tho large micro sized floating atomic power plants with infrastructure to turn plastic into fuel floating around the shores with army of robots and drones gathering plastic to fuel up the process 24/7
You are reallife heros❤
Bravo! ❤
Please note: Without fossil fuels, this clean up would not be possible.
Not completely true... we are operating some areas only with sailboats. It's a bit less efficient when it comes to cleaning speed, but it's emission free, and we are tuning our operations over to more and more fossil free activities.
they smashed the reality in your face like the brick with whom i'd love to do the same...don't you feel a little stupid and mediocre?