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1. Pick up trash! maybe even post a picture!
2. Spread the word! iwantmyoceanback and CleanSeas can not function without awareness.
3. Participate in events or fundraisers! It is going to cost money to fix what we broke.
4. Lead your community! Facilitate change! If we slowly work to eliminate most single use plastics, community by community, we can change the world.
5. Encourage yourself and others (possibly via social media) to change the way you reduce, reuse, and recycle at home - you personally can change the world!

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More and more people are joining the movement to clean our ocean! Social media is being used to inspire people for a good cause.

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iwantmyoceanback is an organization created by a ten year old, dedicated to cleaning the ocean. Similar to #CleanSeas, it is popular for people to use the hashtag after they post a picture of them picking up trash, making art with trash, etc.

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Iwantmyoceanback | Sasha Olsen | Join My Movement

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One popular plastic waste awareness hashtag on social media is #CleanSeas. When someone picks up trash from an ocean or beach, they can post it with the hashtag "CleanSeas." The CleanSeas challenge is also important. It urges many to cut back on single use plastics. The campaign is raising more awareness among social media users, and inspires many to clean our oceans.

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UN #CleanSeas campaign aims to combat marine plastic litter

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Many people believe that social media is a bad thing, but I believe it is a tool. If people spread the word, more people would be aware of the true amount of garbage ignorantly thrown into the oceans of our planet.

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As many of you know, our oceans are facing a serious problem. Because of the plastics we use daily, the ocean is becoming progressively more polluted and dirty. However, many adults do not seem to notice or care. This is especially frustrating for the younger generations - of which will be tasked with fixing this problem.