A pair of Australians have launched an Indiegogo campaign for an automated marina rubbish collector dubbed Seabin. The device, which addresses the issue of ocean pollution on an introductory scale, is ...

In 2013, Pete Ceglinski and Andrew Turton set out with a goal to remove waste from the ocean. A few years later, the pair stood up Seabin with a contradictory mission: To live in a world that doesn't ...

From a simple yet innovative ocean trash skimmer to a global authority on ocean health; Seabin is a data-led clean-tech start up, with the ambitious goal of cleaning up 100 cities by 2050.

Designed to be installed in marinas, yacht clubs and harbours, the award-winning Seabin acts as a floating rubbish bin and is an essential tool in the fight against ocean plastics. ICMS’ GRC decking ...

Eight million tonnes — that is the oft-quoted figure for the amount of plastic rubbish that enters the world's oceans each year. The Seabin is a "rubbish bin in the water" removing plastic waste and ...

A floating rubbish bin will help keep the marina at Hamilton Princess and Beach Club free of litter, thanks to Butterfield Bank. The Bermuda-based bank and trust company has joined the Seabin Global ...

In a quiet corner of the Harbour West Marina something new is silently, relentlessly sucking down trash and debris. It's called a Seabin and in just 22 hours it swallowed a pair of plastic bottles, ...