Report from GCFI on Marine Litter projects implemented as part of the Marine Litter Node
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2017-03-122017-03
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United Nations Environment Programme
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This concept note outlines a small project related to the reduction of marine litter associated with a major Caribbean cultural event – Carnival in Trinidad and Tobago. When the population comes together to enjoy the Carnival season, a tremendous amount of waste is generated, even though 70% is recyclable. These recyclables are mainly plastic and glass bottles from food and beverage consumption.
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