Ever wondered what happens to the trash we collect in the rivers? All of it goes back to one of our 7 sorting facilities, where we sort the waste into 30 different material categories. Our goal by sorting the waste we collect is to maximize the amount of trash that can be recycled and minimize what goals to landfill. Currently, we are able to recycle 70% of the waste we collect from rivers ♻️
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239,89 kg of trash intercepted from going into the ocean this morning from this waterway in Tabanan, East Bali. We are actively scouting choking points in rivers that are filled with plastics. If you find a river with trash in it, send us a message or report a location via the link in our bio – and we’ll try our best to come clean it up! Stopping plastic from going into the ocean, one river at a time 💪🌊
Our landfills and coastlines are full of clothing that were once people's favorites. The world of fast fashion has lead to so much pollution around the world, and Java, Indonesia is at the forefront of this problem. We collect all types of fabrics from our cleanups and have been storing them until we find a solution or a way to recycle them. Let us know in the comments how you think we should give value to these fabrics that we are collecting ♻️
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1yAnd how does it get recycled? Does some of it become products eg building materials (something I heard or maybe read somewhere) or clothes?