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Clean Rivers Joins Forces with Project STOP to Advance Waste Management and Combat Plastic Pollution in Indonesia

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Clean Rivers Joins Forces with Project STOP to Advance Waste Management and Combat Plastic Pollution in Indonesia (IN BRIEF) Clean Rivers has partnered with Project STOP to help reduce plastic waste leakage and improve waste management in Indonesia through the Banyuwangi Hijau Phase 3 project. This partnership is part of a broader agreement between the UAE and Indonesia, with the goal of providing sustainable waste management services to nearly …

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EuropaWire.eu

Clean Rivers Joins Forces with Project STOP to Advance Waste Management and Combat Plastic Pollution in Indonesia

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Wanless

Supporting Ocean Crusaders and CLIMA in the Parramatta River clean-up

Wanless Waste Management has proudly extended its ongoing commitment to environmental sustainability by supporting Ocean Crusaders and CLIMA in their ambitious Parramatta River clean-up. The initiative launched from Silverwater Boat Ramp, marking the beginning of a concerted effort to restore the health and beauty of one of Sydney’s most significant waterways. The Parramatta River, which winds through the heart of the city, has long been an area…

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oakdaleleader.com

Groups collaborate in river clean-up effort

Megan Scoullar, Director of Adoption Services at ASTRO Foundation, said she enjoys events like this because they are such a great way for people to get out and connect while helping to beautify the local area.

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Clean the bay and namaste - PantherNOW

Emilie Gonzalez | PantherNOW Staff What is more relaxing than a day spent at the beach doing yoga? Students at the Biscayne Bay Campus could attend a free, outside yoga class followed by a beach cleanup. The event was hosted by the Society for Women in Marine Science and Pre-Veterinary Society at the BBC beach on Friday, Feb. 7. The yoga class was led by Kayla Mercedes, who is a certified yoga instructor under the International Sports Sciences …

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