Summary draft #1

The article "Introducing the Seabin Project" (2018) highlights the harmful effect of plastic in the ocean and the benefits of seabin as a front-line approach to countering these pollutants by capturing surface debris near land before it escapes into the ocean. The article mentions that many sea-creatures are harmed due to the eight million tones of pollutant, mostly plastic, added to the ocean yearly. The article explains that the shore-powered seabin, equipped with oil absorbent pads, can mitigate the pollution as it functions by filtering the debris from water into a catch-bag and cleaning surface water of oil containments. However, the article mentions that the seabin needs to be placed strategically for maximised collection due to being unable to capture debris from a distance. The article claims that the seabin is still developing a "zero-carbon power option" using solar panels and a "recycled material catch-bag."

Reference list:

Emily Jateff (2018). "Introducing the Seabin Project". Retrieved from www.sea.museum/2018/06/08/introducing-the-seabin-project


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