The document proposes creating new habitable islands from recycled plastic pollution found in oceans. These floating islands would be self-sufficient, using solar and wave energy, composting toilets, and recycling all materials. A small prototype island is planned containing a home and facilities to test the self-sufficiency of the concept and illustrate issues like plastic pollution, recycling potential, rising sea levels, and sustainable housing.

1. RECYCLED ISLAND
A proposal to recycle plastic pollution from our oceans
to new habitable islands.

2. Plastic waste is recycled in to a new floating island. New
sustainable habitat, self sufficient in the middle of the ocean or
along coastlines. We want to recycle the plastic on the spot,
where the concentration is the largest, to avoid long transport
lines.
The new island are designed to be self sufficient. Their floating
character will make them resistant to floods. The habitat on
Recycled island will benefit from recycling all materials and
waste. Compost toilets will save a lot of water and will help create
fertile land. Solar power will be used for electricity and warmth
supply. Together with the technology of gaining energy from wave
motion. At this moment we are looking into the realization of a
small prototype for Recycled island. The prototype will exist of
one single family home and surroundings to make it self
sufficient.
RECYCLED ISLAND
A proposal to recycle plastic pollution from our oceans
to new habitable islands.

3. With the prototype we want to show and test the realization of
Recycled islands. The prototype could be used to illustrate:
1. The plastic pollution worldwide.
2. The potential of plastic recycling.
3. Living with the rising sea level.
4. Sustainable and self sufficient housing.