US EditionThe Libera Project Collects 28 Tons of Waste on Spanish Beaches
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Read a quick summary generated by IA × Summary of the news: Within the framework of the International Day of Beach Cleaning (World Clean Up Day), the LIBERA Project has held a new edition of its campaign ‘1m2 for beaches and seas’. A collective action that has mobilized 5,890 people throughout Spain to keep our coasts and seas free of waste, as well as to analyze the impact of garbage on marine ecosystems. Thanks to the involvement of the citize…
Madrid, 7 Oct (EFE).- The Libera Project, of SEO/BirdLife and Ecoembes, has collected more than 28 tons of waste at 339 points on the Spanish coast with the collaboration of 5,890 people who participated in the framework of the International Day of Beach Cleaning that is celebrated every third Saturday of September. In this ninth edition of the campaign "1m2 for beaches and seas" has managed to catalogue 151,975 residues of the total ‘garbage’ c…
890 volunteers attended the ninth edition of ‘1m2 for beaches and seas’, called by the LIBERA Project to collect and characterize garbage from coastal environments. Within the framework of the International Day of Beach Cleaning (World Clean Up Day), the LIBERA Project has celebrated a new edition of its campaign ‘1m2 for beaches and seas’. A collective action that has mobilized 5,890 people throughout Spain to keep our coasts and seas free of w…
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