Ocean Cleanup Revolution

The Great Pacific Garbage Patch contains 80,000 tons of plastic waste—but also represents billions in untapped resources. Traditional cleanup fails because it costs more than recovered materials are worth.

Ocean Cleanup Revolution reveals how combining five existing technologies creates a breakthrough solution: stratospheric balloons floating at 65,000 feet harvest space-level solar energy and beam it wirelessly to ocean platforms that convert plastic waste into graphene worth $200,000 per ton.

Every component works today. NASA operates stratospheric balloons for months. Rice University converts plastic to graphene using flash heating. Wireless power transmission is proven technology. The innovation is combining them to turn environmental problems into economic opportunities.

This book provides complete technical specifications, economic analysis, and development roadmaps showing how floating factories could process thousands of tons of ocean plastic annually while generating millions in revenue. From desktop prototypes to planet-scale deployment, here's exactly how we could clean our oceans while creating a new industry.

The technology exists. The economics work. The only question is whether we'll build it.