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Joe Rogan recently talked to the organization's founder for a second time, and discussed some of these things. https://youtu.be/whRVyywTov4 https://youtu.be/wh

• lsh 7y ago
  that was a good watch actually, recommended
  • bagacrap 7y ago
    Meh, I thought Joe failed to ask any tough (but obvious) questions, like for an economic comparison between collection and prevention. The technologically easiest and no doubt cheapest solution is to tax plastic production. Ideally this would help shift us towards greener alternatives (corn based, silica based, paper based, reusables, etc). The revenues can go towards cleanup. I bet we could spend less money to get the same amount of used plastic if we simply paid Kuala Lumpur for their trash. Sounds a bit ludicrous but better than converting the world's waterways into a conveyor belt for trash. We simply don't have the political will though. So that will fail and so will this.
    • radicsge 7y ago
      Why do you expecting that they should solve every problem in the world? It is really parallel (collection until prevention). They really put down something on the table, pitched for their idea and delivered it. You can go ahead and execute your dream as well.
    • manigandham 7y ago
      Why would this fail when its already working?