I heard on the radio that an architect has developed a floating platform that can filter plastic waste from water. I have inserted a link for you here. I think it's great. But we also have many possibilities to do something for our environment.

• @shaanivc hunt

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I put my waste in a package that I have to throw away anyway, for example the toilet paper plastic bag for waste (11.48%) 7 / 61 I don't buy a plastic bag, but take my fabric bag with me to go shopping (9.84%) 6 / 61 I use less fuel (8.2%) 5 / 61 I eat less meat, with lots of vegetables and side dishes (8.2%) 5 / 61 I drink water from the tap (8.2%) 5 / 61 I separate aluminium, plastic, paper... and give it for recycling (6.56%) 4 / 61 I buy a stable plastic bag for 0,99 Cent for my purchases and take this stable bag for the garbage, this is practical and my garbage can stays clean ;) (6.56%) 4 / 61 I prefer to put on a jacket and I don't need to heat the stove (6.56%) 4 / 61 I take an old carton, which they throw away anyway in the shop, for my purchase (4.92%) 3 / 61 I don't use straws (4.92%) 3 / 61 I'm thinking if I really need all the plastic stuff (4.92%) 3 / 61 I take the new vegetable and fruit nets made of cotton, which can be washed again and again and used endlessly (4.92%) 3 / 61 I buy sunglasses for example see shaanivc hunt* (3.28%) 2 / 61 I throw my banana peel into my neighbor's garden, so organic waste is disposed of well and my neighbor is happy because it becomes good soil ;) (3.28%) 2 / 61 I take more regional fruit and vegetable products, they are not transported so far around (3.28%) 2 / 61 I use returnable glass bottles instead of plastic bottles (3.28%) 2 / 61 can you think of anything else ...? (1.64%) 1 / 61