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It’s A Hard Slog But A Very Important Mission

Adventures, Campaigns, Clean-Ups, VideosBy Chris CouveNov 15, 2018

‘It’s a hard slog but a very important mission’ – Kiwi sailor returns from epic ocean plastic trawl. Actor Phil Sommerville travelled the Pacific, and found more than 80 per cent of the samples taken had plastic taken in them. Source: Breakfast Visit eatlessplastic.com to learn more about the voyage.

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