Help Us Get 30,000,000 Pounds Of Trash Out Of The Ocean!

After the phenomenal success of #TeamTrees, MrBeast and Mark Rober are back with #TeamSeas and have a new goal of raising $30M to remove 30M pounds of trash from our seas. Come join us in supporting this great cause Cleaning up the oceans and waterways is very important to us all.
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go to https://teamseas.org/ to get more info or donate to the cause.

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Our ocean, rivers and beaches are full of plastic trash. It’s estimated that there are 200M tons of plastic already circulating in marine environments, with an estimated 11M tons entering the ocean EVERY YEAR. Pollution from bottles, bags, straws and abandoned fishing gear is a health crisis for our entire planet. So we’re going to remove the equivalent of 85 football fields covered a foot deep in trash.

The ocean and the life within it are incredibly important. Aside from the water we drink, the ocean produces half the air we breathe every day. So it’s a no-brainer that keeping it clean and healthy is critical to our survival. But keeping our rivers and beaches free of trash pollution is just as
important. Rivers contribute up to 20% of ocean plastic pollution overall. They are the arteries that carry waste from land to the ocean and it’s important we cut off that problem upstream. And trash on beaches can inevitably make its way into the water and harm coastal habitats, which is why we are focusing our attention on cleaning up all three.

Every single dollar #TeamSeas raises will go directly to these two solutions-oriented not-for-profit organizations, Ocean Conservancy and The Ocean Cleanup. They will split the funds 50/50. Ocean Conservancy receives the funds first, which is why you’ll see them listed on the YouTube Giving fundraiser.