Boyan Slat - Revision history

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 While [[Greta Thunberg]] complains about the state of the environment, Boyan Slat is doing something about it.  As of 2023 Thunberg has been nominated for the [[Nobel Peace Prize]] four times while Boyan Slat remains in relative obscurity.<ref>https://voiceformenindia.com/great-thunberg-vs-boyan-slat/</ref><ref>https://archive.is/SR8gn</ref>
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 At an unveiling of a new cleanup system dubbed The Interceptor, Slat cited research from the company which showed that 1,000 of the world's most polluted rivers were responsible for roughly 80% of the world's plastic pollution. In an effort to "close the tap" and drastically reduce the amount of plastic entering the world's oceans, The Ocean Cleanup had devised a barge-like system that was completely solar powered and was aimed to be a scalable solution that could be deployed around the world's rivers. As of mid 2022, Interceptors have been deployed in Indonesia, Malaysia, the Dominican Republic, and Vietnam, and are prepared to be deployed in Thailand and Los Angeles, California.
-While [[Greta Thunberg]] complains about the state of the environment, Boyan Slat is doing something about it.  Notably Thunberg was nominated for the [[Nobel Peace Prize]] four times while Boyan Slat remains in relative obscurity.<ref>https://voiceformenindia.com/great-thunberg-vs-boyan-slat/</ref><ref>https://archive.is/SR8gn</ref>
+While [[Greta Thunberg]] complains about the state of the environment, Boyan Slat is doing something about it.  As of 2023 Thunberg has been nominated for the [[Nobel Peace Prize]] four times while Boyan Slat remains in relative obscurity.<ref>https://voiceformenindia.com/great-thunberg-vs-boyan-slat/</ref><ref>https://archive.is/SR8gn</ref>
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 At an unveiling of a new cleanup system dubbed The Interceptor, Slat cited research from the company which showed that 1,000 of the world's most polluted rivers were responsible for roughly 80% of the world's plastic pollution. In an effort to "close the tap" and drastically reduce the amount of plastic entering the world's oceans, The Ocean Cleanup had devised a barge-like system that was completely solar powered and was aimed to be a scalable solution that could be deployed around the world's rivers. As of mid 2022, Interceptors have been deployed in Indonesia, Malaysia, the Dominican Republic, and Vietnam, and are prepared to be deployed in Thailand and Los Angeles, California.
-While [[Greta Thunberg]] complains about the state of the environment, Boyan Slat is doing something about it.  Notably Thunberg was nominated for a [[Nobel Peace Prize]] while Boyan Slat remains in relative obscurity.<ref>https://voiceformenindia.com/great-thunberg-vs-boyan-slat/</ref><ref>https://archive.is/SR8gn</ref>
+While [[Greta Thunberg]] complains about the state of the environment, Boyan Slat is doing something about it.  Notably Thunberg was nominated for the [[Nobel Peace Prize]] four times while Boyan Slat remains in relative obscurity.<ref>https://voiceformenindia.com/great-thunberg-vs-boyan-slat/</ref><ref>https://archive.is/SR8gn</ref>
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 At an unveiling of a new cleanup system dubbed The Interceptor, Slat cited research from the company which showed that 1,000 of the world's most polluted rivers were responsible for roughly 80% of the world's plastic pollution. In an effort to "close the tap" and drastically reduce the amount of plastic entering the world's oceans, The Ocean Cleanup had devised a barge-like system that was completely solar powered and was aimed to be a scalable solution that could be deployed around the world's rivers. As of mid 2022, Interceptors have been deployed in Indonesia, Malaysia, the Dominican Republic, and Vietnam, and are prepared to be deployed in Thailand and Los Angeles, California.
-While [[Greta Thunberg]] complains about the state of the environment, Boyan Slat is doing something about it.  Notably Thunberg was nominated for a [[Nobel Prize]] while Boyan Slat remains in relative obscurity.<ref>https://voiceformenindia.com/great-thunberg-vs-boyan-slat/</ref><ref>https://archive.is/SR8gn</ref>
+While [[Greta Thunberg]] complains about the state of the environment, Boyan Slat is doing something about it.  Notably Thunberg was nominated for a [[Nobel Peace Prize]] while Boyan Slat remains in relative obscurity.<ref>https://voiceformenindia.com/great-thunberg-vs-boyan-slat/</ref><ref>https://archive.is/SR8gn</ref>
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	Since the Ocean Cleanup started, the organization has raised tens of millions of dollars in donations from entrepreneurs in Europe and in Silicon Valley, including Marc Benioff, CEO of Salesforce.		Since the Ocean Cleanup started, the organization has raised tens of millions of dollars in donations from entrepreneurs in Europe and in Silicon Valley, including Marc Benioff, CEO of Salesforce.
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−	== The Interceptor ==

	[[File:Interceptor_Original_007.jpg\|thumb\|The Incerceptor, Los Angeles, California.]]		[[File:Interceptor_Original_007.jpg\|thumb\|The Incerceptor, Los Angeles, California.]]

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	Since the Ocean Cleanup started, the organization has raised tens of millions of dollars in donations from entrepreneurs in Europe and in Silicon Valley, including Marc Benioff, CEO of Salesforce.		Since the Ocean Cleanup started, the organization has raised tens of millions of dollars in donations from entrepreneurs in Europe and in Silicon Valley, including Marc Benioff, CEO of Salesforce.
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		+	== The Interceptor ==

	[[File:Interceptor_Original_007.jpg\|thumb\|The Incerceptor, Los Angeles, California.]]		[[File:Interceptor_Original_007.jpg\|thumb\|The Incerceptor, Los Angeles, California.]]

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	Since the Ocean Cleanup started, the organization has raised tens of millions of dollars in donations from entrepreneurs in Europe and in Silicon Valley, including Marc Benioff, CEO of Salesforce.		Since the Ocean Cleanup started, the organization has raised tens of millions of dollars in donations from entrepreneurs in Europe and in Silicon Valley, including Marc Benioff, CEO of Salesforce.
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		+	[[File:Interceptor_Original_007.jpg\|thumb\|The Incerceptor, Los Angeles, California.]]

	At an unveiling of a new cleanup system dubbed The Interceptor, Slat cited research from the company which showed that 1,000 of the world's most polluted rivers were responsible for roughly 80% of the world's plastic pollution. In an effort to "close the tap" and drastically reduce the amount of plastic entering the world's oceans, The Ocean Cleanup had devised a barge-like system that was completely solar powered and was aimed to be a scalable solution that could be deployed around the world's rivers. As of mid 2022, Interceptors have been deployed in Indonesia, Malaysia, the Dominican Republic, and Vietnam, and are prepared to be deployed in Thailand and Los Angeles, California.		At an unveiling of a new cleanup system dubbed The Interceptor, Slat cited research from the company which showed that 1,000 of the world's most polluted rivers were responsible for roughly 80% of the world's plastic pollution. In an effort to "close the tap" and drastically reduce the amount of plastic entering the world's oceans, The Ocean Cleanup had devised a barge-like system that was completely solar powered and was aimed to be a scalable solution that could be deployed around the world's rivers. As of mid 2022, Interceptors have been deployed in Indonesia, Malaysia, the Dominican Republic, and Vietnam, and are prepared to be deployed in Thailand and Los Angeles, California.