marine litter
The Team Europe Initiative on Green Economy will develop an industry-led alternative model to the current plastic waste management approach and a circular economy policy
It will support island countries in the Atlantic, Caribbean, Indian and Pacific ocean regions to prevent the release of more than 185,000 metric tons of marine litter by 2027
The latest funding for the Fishing for Litter scheme will be used to cover waste collection and disposal, staff costs and education materials
It is expected to prevent the release of more than 23,000 metric tons of toxic chemicals and 185,000 metric tons of marine litter
It has launched a consultation and is inviting views until 14th December 2018
It aims to develop a plan to work with marine litter action groups, local authorities and higher education to tackle the issue
They aim to support the conservation of marine biodiversity and ecosystems and keep the world’s oceans healthy, cleaner and resilient
They are among the 10 single-use plastic products targeted that are said to be most often found on Europe’s beaches
Spain has become the 32nd country to join the UN’s initiative to tackle marine plastic litter. The government officially announced its support to the Clean Seas campaign, which aims to turn the tide on plastic by inspiring action from governments, businesses and individuals. It asks the support of governments through the creation of effective national […]
Maldives has joined a UN campaign aimed at eliminating marine litter. The UN Environment’s CleanSeas campaign, which was launched in February this year, calls on government to pass policies to reduce plastic and industries to minimise plastic packaging. Maldives has pledged to launch a national campaign to reduce single-use plastics and look at reducing […]