CLEAN : Thailand's 'ghost' fishing nets help Covid fight

The video discusses organizing cleanup dives to retrieve fishing nets from the ocean, highlighting the dangers these nets pose to marine life. It also covers recycling and upcycling efforts, initially focusing on plastic bottles and bags. The video concludes with a segment on using touch screens for deliveries, emphasizing the importance of reducing plastic pollution and promoting sustainable practices.

What is the primary goal of organizing cleanup dives?

• To map the ocean floor

• To train new divers

• To explore marine life

• To retrieve fishing nets

What happens to some of the fishing nets after they are retrieved?

• They are sent to recycling partners

• They are stored in warehouses

• They are burned

• They are thrown back into the ocean

Why are fishing nets considered a dangerous form of plastic pollution?

• They can drift for decades and harm marine life

• They are biodegradable

• They dissolve quickly in water

• They are too small to be seen

What was the initial focus of the organization before upcycling fishing nets?

• Recycling glass bottles

• Recycling plastic bottles and bags

• Recycling metal cans

• Recycling paper products

What motivated the organization to start upcycling fishing nets?

• A desire to create new products

• A need to reduce costs

• A commitment to saving the ocean

• A request from local fishermen

What is the purpose of the touch screen product mentioned in the video?

• To increase screen brightness

• To improve gaming experiences

• To reduce physical contact during online deliveries

• To enhance video quality

How does the touch screen product help in online deliveries?

• It offers discounts on orders

• It provides delivery tracking

• It allows for contactless interaction

• It speeds up the delivery process