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5 Min To Help Change the World

Got a few minutes? She started a movement that aims to change the world — and all it takes is a little cleaning up. ⏰ Special thanks to facebook.com/5minutebeachcleanup/.

08/26/2018 5:01 PM

Solutions

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20 comments

  • Carol K.
    08/31/2018 07:42

    We do that here in Jersey too. Plastic free jersey. Yes I do it by bike in our country lanes all the time.

  • Cj R.
    08/28/2018 19:25

    NOT JUST BEACHES!!!

  • Neha K.
    08/28/2018 16:50

    okay - all these clean up drives- where does this picked up waste go? pls stop promoting clean ups like they are doing anyone any good. it is the most cosmetic exercise ever, as cosmetic as banning straws

  • Sami U.
    08/28/2018 11:45

    people care

  • Kathryn B.
    08/28/2018 09:29

    Should not only be beaches, ONE piece of rubbish a day is all it takes from anywhere you walking and teach kids to bin it or pocket it till they can get rid properly

  • KC C.
    08/28/2018 02:44

    Monique McNamara

  • Garima B.
    08/28/2018 00:58

    This is not d solution until n.unless we stop using plastic

  • Andria V.
    08/27/2018 22:40

    Nice idea, but the real answer is to stop making waste. Enough of disposable products and plastic.

  • Matthew W.
    08/27/2018 21:58

    Paul Carman

  • Betty C.
    08/27/2018 20:26

    I now live in a seaside community. I haven't been to the beaches yet - too busy moving and settling in..... but now I will NEVER hit the beach without several bags for trash!!!

  • Christine R.
    08/27/2018 20:19

    If everyone picked up their own trash, other people wouldn't have to clean up after them.

  • Laura B.
    08/27/2018 19:50

    YESSSSSSS! I haven't lived near a beach in quite a while but we can do it there and everywhere else we live!

  • James B.
    08/27/2018 19:36

    Give Indonesia a proper recycling facility then I’m sure it will solve the problem.. ..

  • Sharon W.
    08/27/2018 18:58

    when ever I see any I pick it up! That's why I liked the gay beach in Calif.

  • René B.
    08/27/2018 15:43

    Don't just do it at the beach. Go to the local villages and show the local people how to pick up the mess they have around their places. Go to the source. This might have a much stronger impact!

  • Tünde A.
    08/27/2018 13:40

    We do it all the time! Some years ago there used to be much more trash on beaches we visit in São Paulo state, Brazil. People try to educate each other as well, locals are really aware about this issue - even though in high season tourists litter all around :( All in all, there is progress on this part of the Brazilian coast <3

  • Ratislav O.
    08/27/2018 13:17

    If every one tourist take only one piece od garbage,tomorow will be all beach's clean...

  • Léna K.
    08/27/2018 13:03

    🙌🏼

  • Amit A.
    08/27/2018 12:38

    Sounds good. But too bad humans are Lazy af....

  • Nives B.
    08/27/2018 12:32

    eo ti jedno <3 pajdo smećaru!

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