Plastic Pollution Young Explorers Challenge
If we do not act now, by 2050 there will be more plastic than fish in the ocean. The task of reversing plastic pollution is enormous. What if we joine...
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Clean Up the Past and Build the Future!
Immediate BoardingEvery minute, 19 tons of plastic are dumped into the ocean, which is the equivalent of a garbage truck. The consequences for fauna, flora and human health are irremediable. It has, therefore, become urgent to act!
But how do we stimulate the movement? By giving everyone the means to engage at their local level, and by reconciling planetary plastic challenges with daily life.
Support local entrepreneurs in developing countries to develop local recycling economies and stimulate jobs through plastic waste.
Develop low-tech and patent-free technologies to enable the transformation of plastic waste into valuable objects.
Experiment with innovative ways of action with local citizens in 30 cities around the world, to demonstrate that it is possible to both reduce and change our use of plastics.
A 3-year expedition around the world to document existing initiatives and develop new ones.
A traveling research platform to gather, develop, and disseminate solutions to fight against plastic pollution.
2 years of preparation, 30 countries visited, with 3 weeks of action per stopover.
20 people on board, a shore-based team, a committee of experts and scientists, and over 10,000 advocates around the world.
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If we do not act now, by 2050 there will be more plastic than fish in the ocean. The task of reversing plastic pollution is enormous. What if we joine...
Last February, Jean-Baptiste GRASSIN and Tom BEBIEN went to Guinea-Conakry to collaborate with a local entrepreneur, Mariam MOHAMED KEITA, and to supp...
Our first event of the year took place on February 16 at the Village by CA. Organized with our partner Crédit Agricole, we unveiled the solutions dev...