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Jun52018

World Environment Day

Conversations on Conservation, Eco Concepts and Changing Behaviour, Environmental Management5th June 2018

It is estimated that about 13 million tons of plastics leak into the ocean each year, and about 100 000 marine animals killed by plastic each year. These estimates from trusted environmental organisations reveal how plastic pollution has grown to be the world’s biggest environmental challenge.

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