The environmental rescue of the seas comes down to a public-private package
The Circular Seas program has brought together 1,260 entities and 34,198 volunteers over five years to collect more than 1,800 tons of waste and open up new ways to manage it.
Shopping bags, cans, bottles, candy wrappers, electronic devices… anything that humans use daily as rubbish can end up in the sea, threatening the health of the marine environment and endangering the welfare of species. Elimination of …
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