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Sir David Attenborough: plastic and our oceans
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Working together to ensure responsible use of our oceans
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How tankers are working to minimise plastics at sea
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Plastic that biodegrades faster
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Plastic is clogging up our oceans: here’s how we stop it
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Our seas are under immense pressure
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It’s time to get drastic on plastic!
Our addiction to single-use plastic is destroying our oceans at an ever-increasing pace. Urgent action is needed if we are going save them from irrepreable harm.
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The plastic time bomb
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Fuel for thought: how to transform waste plastic
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Preventing plastic pollution from ships
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What is the circular economy and how does it differ from just recycling?
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How to stop plastics polluting our ocean