Round Table picks up plastic

To help turn the tide on ocean pollution, Round Table - Mossel Bay 32, 41ers and devoted volunteers, set out on their eighth beach clean-up last weekend.

Wednesday, 23 February 2022, 10:03
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Round Table picks up plastic
The volunteers with the plastic and waste they collected on Mossel Bay beaches.

MOSSEL BAY NEWS - It is believed that plastic is so durable that every bit of plastic ever made still exists.

At current rates plastic is expected to outweigh all the fish in the sea by 2050.

To help turn the tide on ocean pollution, Round Table - Mossel Bay 32, 41ers and devoted volunteers, set out on their eighth beach clean-up last weekend.

They collected an alarming amount of plastic and other waste that has the potential to maim or even kill marine life.

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