Technology · OceanAbout The Ocean CleanupConfiance Communications
Confiance’s India brief for The Ocean Cleanup shows how ocean-cleanup hardware needs local narrative craft as much as interceptors.
Waves carry enormous energy along Europe's Atlantic coast, yet decades of wave machines have been wrecked by the very storms that make the resource so rich.
Tidal currents are as predictable as a calendar, but most of them are too slow for conventional turbines to pay off.
Most of the infrastructure that holds back water, moors ships or carries oil sits below the surface, where it is hard and dangerous to inspect.
Wind and currents push floating litter into the corners of every harbour, where it collects against pontoons and sea walls.
Halfway between Hawaii and California, ocean currents have gathered tens of thousands of tonnes of floating plastic.
