File:Plastic bottles pollutions explained by Ocean Campus (Surfrider Foundation Europe).webm
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English: PLASTIC BOTTLES rank in the TOP 10 WASTE ITEMS found on beaches! 🌊 ♻️
Surfrider Europe's Ocean Initiatives program has complied a list of the Top 10 items found during waste collections along lakes, rivers and beaches. Despite increasing global efforts to limit their use, plastic bottles are one of them. Each year the average European will consume about 73 bottles of water, making Europe the world's largest plastic waste producer with the equivalent of 990,000 tons annually. To learn more visit Surfrider Europe's educational platform, Ocean Campus, and explore the teaching materials developed to raise awareness and fight against plastic bottle pollution. Find all educative contents about plastic pollution in Ocean Campus website: http://en.oceancampus.eu/apprendre?theme=3 Suivez Surfrider Foundation Europe sur Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/surfridereurope/ Suivez Surfrider Foundation Europe sur Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/surfridereurope/ Suivez Surfrider Foundation Europe sur Twitter : https://twitter.com/surfridereurope Suivez Surfrider Foundation Europe sur Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/user/surfridereurope Restez informé.e : https://www.surfrider.eu/sinformer/ Rejoignez une antenne locale : https://www.surfrider.eu/agir/rejoindre-une-antenne/ Faites un don : https://donate.surfrider.eu/b/mon-don A propos de Surfrider Foundation Europe : Surfrider Foundation Europe est une association à but non lucratif, chargée de la protection et de la mise en valeur des lacs, des rivières, de l’océan, des vagues et du littoral. Créée en 1990 par un groupe de surfeurs locaux, elle regroupe aujourd’hui plus de 12 000 adhérents et agit sur 9 pays via ses antennes bénévoles. https://www.surfrider.eu/ |
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| Source | YouTube: Plastic bottles pollutions explained by Ocean Campus - Surfrider Foundation Europe – View/save archived versions on archive.org and archive.today |
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