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Machine invented by Boston-area high school student helps keep ocean clean

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Anna Du, 17, said she was inspired to create her machine at the age of 11 when she found out that a lot of sea glass pieces she used to make jewelry were actually plastic particles. She spent more than 500 hours building prototypes, and the teen, who is a student at Philips Academy outside of Boston, now has a remotely-operated device.

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Machine invented by Boston-area high school student helps keep ocean clean

The teen was inspired to make a change at 11, when she found out a lot of the sea glass pieces she was using to make jewelry were actually plastic particles.

2 years ago·Salem, United States

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Machine invented by Boston-area high school student helps keep ocean clean

The teen was inspired to make a change at 11, when she found out a lot of the sea glass pieces she was using to make jewelry were actually plastic particles.

2 years ago·Lancaster, United States

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Machine invented by Boston-area high school student helps keep ocean clean

The teen was inspired to make a change at 11, when she found out a lot of the sea glass pieces she was using to make jewelry were actually plastic particles.

2 years ago

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Machine invented by Boston-area high school student helps keep ocean clean

The 17-year-old was inspired to make a change at age 11, when she found out a lot of the sea glass pieces she was using to make jewelry were actually plastic particles.

2 years ago·Albuquerque, United States

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Machine invented by Boston-area high school student helps keep ocean clean

The teen was inspired to make a change at 11, when she found out a lot of the sea glass pieces she was using to make jewelry were actually plastic particles.

2 years ago·Jackson, United States

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Machine invented by Boston-area high school student helps keep ocean clean

The 17-year-old was inspired to make a change at age 11, when she found out a lot of the sea glass pieces she was using to make jewelry were actually plastic particles.

2 years ago·Birmingham, United States

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