Trillions of pieces of trash circle our oceans, but one invention may help clean the debris closer to shore.<br /><br />The Seabin sucks in more than 3 pounds of trash each day, equaling 20,000 plastic bottles per year. Unlike typical trash boats, it can run on solar or wave power. The pump creates a flow of water to suck in floating debris. Then, the water is pumped back into the ocean, leaving the trash trapped in the bin.<br /><br />The first ever Seabin was installed at a U.K. yacht marina. Now, the Australian inventors set up a factory in France where they hope to make 360 units a month.
