Ocean Cleanup Vessel Removes 55 Tons of Trash, Transforms it into Recycled Plastic for Kia EVs
TL;DR
The Ocean Cleanup, a non-profit organization, has successfully removed over 25,000 pounds of trash from the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, the largest accumulation of ocean plastic in the world. Located between Hawaii and California, this trash patch is estimated to be double the size of Texas.
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- Video: See Ocean Cleanup vessel pull over 25,000 pounds of trash from The Great Pacific Garbage Patch CNN
- The Ocean Cleanup grabs 11 metric tons of garbage from Pacific Ocean #Shorts USA TODAY
- Plastic hauled from the ocean is heading into your next Kia DRIVEN Car Guide
- New Kia EVs to use recycled plastic from 55 tons reclaimed from Pacific Ocean Autocar Professional
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