Ripples to Waves
Hanna DijkstraResearch and reflections on sustainability, science, systems, and being human in a plastic world.
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We don't really know how much plastic is entering our oceans
I started working on ocean plastic pollution one year after Jambeck and colleagues published the modestly titled ‘Plastic waste inputs from land into the ocean’. But this paper was anything but modest. It was the first estimate on a global...
Waste in space: The pollution parallels between space and the ocean
Something surprising I learned after joining The Explorers Club and spending time around people who are in the business of exploration (in many shapes and forms), is that people who are obsessed with space, are also obsessed with the ocean....
A lesson on friction (and my first video!)
This is a piece I wrote as a birthday ode to my friend Trudy. I read it at a friend’s living room salon/concert (can we bring these back?) and then again at a storytelling night called Seanchoíce (where the theme was love, and where the vid...
No remote island cleanup will ever be the same
Reading scientific articles or field reports about remote island expeditions, it’s amazing how so much planning, traveling and creatively responding to challenges is delegated to one or two short lines. “Sailed for two days”, “Transporting...
Exploring the impacts of remote island cleanups
When I joined Plastic Odyssey to clean up the remote Henderson Island, I didn’t bother to ask myself (or the team) why we were spending all this time, money and effort to clean up a beach on an uninhabited island. As a sustainability profes...
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