Barrier to Stop Plastic Waste From Reaching the Sea Launches in Amsterdam

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By Jordan DavidsonNov 11, 2019, 11:28 am108 pts
The scourge of plastic waste that washes up on once-pristine beaches and finds its way into the middle of the ocean often starts on land, is dumped in rivers and canals, and gets carried out to sea. At the current rate, marine plastic is predicted to outweigh all the fish in the seas by 2050, according to…

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Barrier to Stop Plastic Waste From Reaching the Sea Launches in Amsterdam

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