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They defied wind and weather 🌊 for 24 hours and were on the Rhine in their rubber dinghies. Your mission: How much industrial microplastic is in our rivers?
In comparison to the oceans, the pollution caused by microplastics in rivers has not yet been researched enough. That is why Greenpeace took a closer look at the Rhine between Duisburg and Koblenz in autumn 2020 🔍⛵️ and examined primary microplastics.
You can find the results here 👉https://act.gp/38PjuSg
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