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In Indonesian waters, filter feeders can ingest up to hundreds of microplastic particles every hourWaste
In Indonesian waters, filter feeders can ingest up to hundreds of microplastic particles every hour
Reef manta rays may eat up to 63 pieces of plastic per hour when feeding in Nusa Penida and Komodo National Park, while whale sharks could be consuming up to 137 pieces per hour during seasonal aggregations in Java, a new study has revealed. -
Poor plastic waste collection in Southeast Asia makes it hard to hit our recycling targets, says Coca-ColaWaste
Poor plastic waste collection in Southeast Asia makes it hard to hit our recycling targets, says Coca-Cola
The region's leaky waste management systems pose the biggest threat to the world's biggest plastic polluter's recycling goals. Coke has restructured its sustainability teams in Southeast Asia to make its targets more achievable, Eco-Business can reveal.
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