Best Beach Cleaning Machines And Advance Cleanup Equipment Compilation 2021 

should be adopted around the world

Yes, train Humans with What their PARENTS should of done with 'SELF RESPONSIBILITY"

I reminds me how it worked at Woodstock festival in Poland. At some point they invested in large dump sites near camp areas. Most of people had their bags and even installed some temporary bags near their camps for others, everything was then taken to the nearest site and most of trash went there. They did not have to ask people for that and train anyone, it was enough to make it convenient. Before that there was basically no place to dispose of a big bag of trash, you had to take it into your car (or backpack if you went there by train/hitchhike) and throw it out wherever possible. Most bins were small and made for little trash, not a few bags after a week of camping in a big group. People just did not know what to do with it and quite often left the bag on the camp site for someone to take it during cleanup but quite often some animals broke it and everything had to be picked up again. When they introduced those larger dumping sites, people simply gathered their trash and while leaving the camp, they were leaving those bags in marked areas. You could quite often see a car driving out with someone holding big bag through the window or trucks stopping by this area to unload bunch of bags. Some people even helped each other and just took bagged trash from neighbors when leaving the camp site. And the only thing really needed was to make it more convenient. Most of people don't want to make mess around, they simply don't know what else they can do. In a college I was going out on the riverside to have some campfire and party. We always had bunch of big bags and we also cleaned some of the surrounding area. It was always cleaner when we left than when we came. And yet a few people were fined because leaving big bag of trash near the garbage can was illegal. When you pick up trash, bag it and leave it near the trash can (which is usually too small to put the bag in), you may be fined. A lot of people stopped doing this just because of the law.

@@nps5886 yes! Like the Belgian coast!

Then you better head off to India and China and stop them from dumping millions of tonnes of rubbish each day directly into the ocean off piers.

I’d much rather have no seashells than trash everywhere I walk

maybe each time they would have to empty the trash in the machines, they could bring a person to pick the sea shells from the trash or vice versa? extra work but could be worth it.

@@gumballsbrotheriforgothisn5263 I must admit though, people have been collecting shells for years, and it is sad to see crustaceans trying to squeeze their bodies into tin cans and plastic bottles lying on the sea floor.

Because they are hated for ruining such beautiful beaches!!!!! They are land destroyers, for which they are rightfully loathed!!!!!

Sea turtle Eggs, Crabs, You know non-essential wildlife to make up for human carelessness

The machine that suppose to clean sand from oil spillage they just move the contaminated sand into a different area but spilled oil still remained in the water beside they burned how much fuel ? and pollute how long in that "cleaning" process.. i would love to see the people responsible for oil spillage in the sea to take a bath in the area of the beach where they try to clean it..

Um there making were people can get there feet wet without any rocks not cleaning garbage or anything its a wast of time gas co2 and money. And most of that was in California just pay the tweekers 20$ for every 5 gallon bucket full thats definitely faster then any machine we can build it would be cleaning in a week not months lol

Yeah they should do it with monster trucks bigger and faster

sand is very heavy so its a weight vs horsepower problem

@@toolittletoolate1900 I would pay to see that. Like making a giant monstrosity with a ship diesel engine or something. That would be so cool.

Why do you have to go faster?

Now I'm one of those people, thanx...

@@fredgervinm.p.3315 +1

This is the first time i heard that . I was never scared of stepping on a syringe . Iam scared of steppeing on a broken glass 😬

@@fredgervinm.p.3315 you should be thankful.. he might have saved your life

Yet on most beaches it just destroys the eco system

@@gowdsake7103 I think on well visited beaches there is no eco system left anyways.

its Called Birth Control Less Human less garbage in the oceans

I’m sure if we put up a sign then people would stop littering. Simple…..right.

They probably use it in construction or landscaping

No, that's what our taxpayer dollars are supposed to be paying for, except the bleeding heart Communist are fine with these drug Infested derelicts living rent free on California's most expensive ocean view properties. "ONLY IN AMERICA"

Ehh what is this òther than taking care of beaches?

Oh finally someone! Thx god.

Right but we still make more wast than we clean

When I was young and living in NYC, it occurred to me that I never get to a beach. So I wanted to visit Coney Island for the first time. Seems like it took hours by subway to get there. It was a nice hot beach day! I was looking forward to feeling my feet in the sand. Took my first step into the sand and badly gashed by foot on a broken glass shard. Well, that ruined that day, and was the last and only time I saw Coney Island!

Yeah and super sad we cant even drink water straight from rivers any more. Boohoo!

Seashells hurt the feet to walk on, I would be happy to see them gone. It's a beach, not a wetland!

Feel free to help reduce the population then. You first.

@@rr3102 He is not wrong, as inhuman as it sounds. In 1988, when I was born, there was 5.1 billion people on this planet. How much are we now, just 34 years later? 7.8 billion? The whole world population wants western living standards as well. Dont get me wrong, I dont blame anyone. There is no humanitarian solution to this "problem" I can think off, sadly. The most harmless option would be birth control. But that doesnt work either (we have seen this for decades in China). More humans = more devastation to this planet. All of those humans need energy, food, water, sewage, education, jobs, consume goods, etc. Also our whole economy is based on the grow of the markets ---> with time there are more humans, so potential new customers. This will not end well. :-(

Its one of the better sights of India... I have seen people defecating in public, right in front of workshops or houses.

Smoking and drinking is banned on beaches in Australia 🥳🇭🇲