As you know, in PBBR’s previous article, Ian’s goal was to come in at 50 days – but he beat even that goal. Ian also intended to bring attention to the problem of plastic bags in our oceans. (Watch video: What Plastic Bags Really Do To Marine Animals) He has achieved that goal also.
Ian says he now plans to establish the Save Our Seas Foundation Australia, a non-profit organization. He also stated other plans for the future. Go to Ian’s website, SOSOceanRacing.com, to learn more about Ian, his record setting voyage, and his plans for the future.
2 Responses to Ian Thompson Sets Record At 42 Days
Diver
2010/06/21 at 4:16 am
Great cause, but what about the merits of oxo-biodegradable plastic? Surely this would alleviate the problems of plastic pollution.
Ted Duboise
2010/06/22 at 9:39 am
Oxo-biodegradable plastic may be viable, however, there are still questions about it. Do a search on Google to learn the pros and cons. I am doing research now for my forthcoming site about the real answers.
Diver
2010/06/21 at 4:16 am
Great cause, but what about the merits of oxo-biodegradable plastic? Surely this would alleviate the problems of plastic pollution.
Ted Duboise
2010/06/22 at 9:39 am
Oxo-biodegradable plastic may be viable, however, there are still questions about it. Do a search on Google to learn the pros and cons. I am doing research now for my forthcoming site about the real answers.