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đ Two surfers helped clean 23 billion litres of ocean water.
What their invention teaches leaders about scaling impact.
What does it take to clean 23 billion litres of water?
Apparently, two Australians with a simple invention.
Pete Ceglinski and Andrew Turton set out to tackle the growing problem of ocean waste.
Their answer was the Seabin.
At first glance, itâs simple.
A floating bin that traps rubbish at the waterâs surface in harbours.
But look closer and you see the brilliance.
Each unit doesnât just collect waste, it captures oil, filters microplastics, and records data on pollution patterns.
Put enough of them together and you donât just have bins.
You have an operating system for cleaning our waterways.
Hereâs the lesson.
Sustainability isnât about heroic one-off efforts.
Itâs about embedding systems that keep working quietly in the background.
- Systems that scale.
- Systems that improve over time.
- Systems that make the right choice automatic.
Thatâs how businesses need to approach sustainability.
Not as side projects.
But as invisible operating systems that support growth, resilience, and profit.
đ Inside Impact Circle, we work with senior leaders to turn sustainability into scalable systems that deliver resilience, efficiency, and profit.
Reply with âIMPACTâ and weâll book a call to explore what that could look like for your business.
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Best,
Jasper