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This 16-Year-Old Boy Built a Trash-Eating Robot to Clean the Ocean, With No Degree and No Funding
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This 16-Year-Old Boy Built a Trash-Eating Robot to Clean the Ocean, With No Degree and No Funding
At just 16 years old, Boyan Slat began working on what many saw as an unrealistic idea: a system that could remove most of the world’s floating ocean plastic. Within a few years, that school project would evolve into The Ocean Cleanup, a global nonprofit, and earn him recognition from the United Nations as its youngest-ever “Champion of the Earth.” A Dive Filled with Plastic, not Fish In 2011, while diving in Greece, Boyan Slat expected to see m…
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