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A NPO with a mission to cleanse the oceans of plastic pollution with our semi-autonomous and solar-powered Floating Robot for Eliminating Debris, FRED.

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18 Feb

Keep continuing to spread awareness about sustainability!
The Earth provides us with so much and asks for nothing in return - the LEAST we can do is clean up after ourselves

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14 Feb

Wishing everyone a Happy Valentine’s, Galentine’s and International Friends Day! We hope you create something sustainable for your loved ones and the environment today 💙

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14 Feb

In the 1990s, a 12-year-old girl made -- and subsequently lost -- a mixtape.

In 2017, it washed up on a beach. It ended up in an art installation on plastic pollution -- where, in 2019, the original creator spotted it and couldn't believe her eyes. https://cnn.it/2SOMiBo

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10 Feb

Fishing nets account for 46% of ocean plastic pollution. Often abandoned, they trap animals like giant manta rays, dolphins, sharks, and whales. 💔

RT if you're thankful for people who help animals! 👏 👏

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