Plastic pollution reaching PHL waters equivalent to 14 Titanics
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“Marine litter is one of the fastest-growing environmental problems in the world and threatens biodiversity, ecosystems and livelihoods. In the Grieg Group, we have committed ourselves to be part of the solutions in restoring our oceans. We are happy to have partnered with WWF, trying our best to solve a critical challenge to life below water. Hopefully, we are able to create solutions that can be used in ports worldwide”, says Gry Larsen, Leader Sustainability and Public Affairs, Grieg Group.
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Plastic pollution reaching PHL waters equivalent to 14 Titanics. (2022, January 29-30). Daily Guardian, pp. 1, 11.
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