Our team in Guatemala filled a whole barge with 50 super sacks with the Rio Motagua river boom during our first big catch for the rainy season. 🌧️ Each of these super sacks weighs between 80 and 150 lbs each. And just three days later, in one weekend, we collected another whopping 129. 😳 We were thrilled and excited to have collected so much plastic! Tap the 🔗 to read the full story. https://lnkd.in/gNmssfpx
You guys are really making a lot of difference 👏👏
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Thanks for doing all this cleanup. You should get paid by the governments and industry above of course the value of the " catch" itself. So sad that this pollution is a reality for our earth and all living species.
I look forward to the day you can take this initiative over to the Philippines. I'd love to have a hand on that someday.
Where is this boom located? I'd love to see if we can see the plastic in satellite imagery with our algorithms.
Does the US have recycling facilities for plastic or is it shipped somewhere else? I've never seen a recycling plant here for plastic.
That is very good idea. Find the idea to stop this plastic trash an then.
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1moOur entire species should be ashamed of ourselves for doing what we do to our home (Earth).