
New Ocean Cleanup system targets plastic pollution in rivers
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Science, Biology
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11th Grade - University
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Hard
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The video discusses the problem of plastic pollution in oceans and introduces the Interceptor system, which collects plastic waste from rivers before it reaches the ocean. The Interceptor is solar-powered and uses lithium-ion batteries, allowing it to operate continuously. It is anchored to the riverbed and uses a floating barrier to guide plastic waste onto a conveyor belt, which then deposits the waste into dumpsters on a barge. Once full, the system alerts local operators to collect the waste for recycling. The barge is then reattached to the Interceptor to continue collecting debris.
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