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What Is the Ocean 300 Project?

Plastic Ocean at Extreen Media Studies dor OrgOcean 300's target is to change the continent of plastic that is currently floating in the oceans.

One mass of floating plastic has been called the "Great Pacific Garbage Patch," "The Plastic Ocean" and "The World's Biggest Garbage Dump." Ocean 300 asks, "How does it get any better than this?"

300 people will board a ship in 2011 and sail into the North Pacific plastic zone. Using an energy, Molecular Demanifestation (DMMD), they will invite all of that plastic to change and transform into elements that the ocean can handle and dissipate with ease.

   

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Ocean 300 & Waitemata Harbour Clean-Up Trust

Two remarkable men, in a New Zealand city of one million people, are working to change plastic pollution.

'Waitemata Harbour Clean-Up Trust' began when Hayden Smith and Ben Harris became aware of the increasing amount of plastic-waste in Waitemata Harbour, New Zealand. What's different and makes this video such a cool story, is that they did something about it. And the ripple-effect of their actions grew in ways they hadn't imaged, as you will find out.

   

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Friends of Ocean 300

Would you like to be a friend to something great and help change the world?

Friend of Ocean 300 BadgeBecoming one of Ocean 300's friends is an easy way that you can be part of something great, contribute and receive an exclusive 'Friend of Ocean 300' badge. As an organization dedicated to changing plastic pollution, Ocean 300 requires funding and your subscription will assist greatly with that.

   

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Changing Bad Wine into Better-Bad Wine

Can a fun-group of people, using an energy known as Demolecular Manifestation, change some very bad wine in to something better and tastier; better-bad wine?

At Elandra Resort, Mission Beach, North Queensland, 100 people were participating in a 7-day Access Consciousness class. They got together one afternoon with some very cheap and horrible wine and tried their hand at changing it.

The manager of Elandra Resort, David and a retired Scientist, John, agreed to be taste-testers and to judge the wine. It was an amazing afternoon with some surprising results.

   
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