It is estimated that about 12.7 million metric tons of waste pollutes our oceans, a good majority of it being plastic. The lack of infrastructure among coastal countries is a significant contributor to this dilemma. By 2025, this number is anticipated to increase to 127 million metric tons.1 This increase in pollution results in loss of life, loss of ecosystems and an increased strain on water resources. We cannot let this happen. We must do something about this before it's too late.
The exponential increase in trash that pollutes our oceans, lakes, and other bodies of water impacts local habitats and contaminates our sources of water. Aquari seeks to address this time-sensitive issue with the power of cryptocurrency. Raised capital from a percentage of the coin transactions buys equipment, hires specialists, provides for laborers, and ensures that most necessities are provided for each project.
Aquari is actively reaching out to scientists, researchers, and people with experience in ocean/lake clean-ups. Volunteers and people that want to get involved are encouraged to contact us to coordinate local events for beach clean-ups and other opportunities to help our coastal communities.
Earth's bodies of water are under great risk with increases in pollution and insufficient resources to mitigate the issue. Aquari seeks to resolve that issue, before it's too late.
HOW YOU CAN HELP
Beaches are popular points of attraction all over the world. Unfortunately, lots of trash is left behind and ends up in the ocean. By collecting one bag of trash, you can change the life for the fishes of the sea.
A good portion of waste that ends up in the oceans is from the mainland itself. Organizing a community clean-up will minimize the amounts of trash that ends up in local bodies of water.
Cleaning the oceans doesn't mean picking up trash, it means awareness. Tell a friend about the environmental impacts. Invite them to pick up after themselves and for those that failed to do so.
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July 1, 2021 in World
Rising Sea Levels Earth – 2021. The ever-proliferating consumption culture birthed in the Western world is now international, spreading like a pandemic to every developed nation. Instant gratification is a culture people are accustomed to internationally; commonplace are the expectations of next-day shipping, single-use plastics, and usable energy via unsustainable sources. These modern conveniences come …
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Every action, no matter how small, makes a huge impact. We need your help to clean our oceans. For you, for our ocean friends, for Everyone.
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