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Can the tide of ocean plastic be stopped? The No-Trash Triangle Initiative thinks so
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Can the tide of ocean plastic be stopped? The No-Trash Triangle Initiative thinks so
Perhaps 80% of the plastic in our oceans gets there via rivers. In Manado, Indonesia the grassroots No-Trash River project uses simple barriers to catch plastic waste, preventing it from reaching the Bunaken Marine Park and spoiling its dive tourism hotspots. Learn more from Anna Clerici, co-founder of the No-Trash Triangle Initiative which is an EXO Foundation Sustainability Award winner.
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