"Waste Packaging"

#9015874

16 October 2022

Anvironmental activists identified a brand of plastic packaging waste that was hoarding a mangrove conservation area in Kabonga Besar Village, Donggala, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia on October 16, 2022. Identification of plastic waste brands initiated by Seangle Indonesia Palu and Palu Bay Mangrovers is to determine specifications plastic waste, especially packaging, following the contamination of the bay with plastic waste, both macro, meso, and microplastic in size. Indonesia is the second largest producer of plastic waste in the world after China and targets to reduce plastic packaging waste by 30 percent by involving the plastic waste producers.

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#9015876

16 October 2022

Environmental activists identify samples of brands of plastic packaging waste that hoard mangrove conservation areas in Kabonga Besar Village, Donggala, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia on October 16, 2022. Identification of plastic waste brands initiated by Seangle Indonesia Palu and Palu Bay Mangrovers is to determine specifications plastic waste, especially packaging, following the contamination of the bay with plastic waste, both macro, meso, and microplastic in size. Indonesia is the second largest producer of plastic waste in the world after China and targets to reduce plastic packaging waste by 30 percent by involving the plastic waste producers.

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#9015878

16 October 2022

Environmental activists identify samples of brands of plastic packaging waste that hoard mangrove conservation areas in Kabonga Besar Village, Donggala, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia on October 16, 2022. Identification of plastic waste brands initiated by Seangle Indonesia Palu and Palu Bay Mangrovers is to determine specifications plastic waste, especially packaging, following the contamination of the bay with plastic waste, both macro, meso, and microplastic in size. Indonesia is the second largest producer of plastic waste in the world after China and targets to reduce plastic packaging waste by 30 percent by involving the plastic waste producers.

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#9015880

16 October 2022

Environmental activists identify samples of brands of plastic packaging waste that hoard mangrove conservation areas in Kabonga Besar Village, Donggala, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia on October 16, 2022. Identification of plastic waste brands initiated by Seangle Indonesia Palu and Palu Bay Mangrovers is to determine specifications plastic waste, especially packaging, following the contamination of the bay with plastic waste, both macro, meso, and microplastic in size. Indonesia is the second largest producer of plastic waste in the world after China and targets to reduce plastic packaging waste by 30 percent by involving the plastic waste producers.

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#9015868

16 October 2022

Environmental activists carry campaign pamphlets while identifying brands of plastic packaging waste that hoard mangrove conservation areas in Kabonga Besar Village, Donggala, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia on October 16, 2022. Identification of plastic waste brands initiated by Seangle Indonesia Palu and Palu Bay Mangrovers is to determine specifications plastic waste, especially packaging, following the contamination of the bay with plastic waste, both macro, meso, and microplastic in size. Indonesia is the second largest producer of plastic waste in the world after China and targets to reduce plastic packaging waste by 30 percent by involving the plastic waste producers.

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#8742258

29 August 2022

A baby golden jackal (Canis aureus) Cub is chewing a plastic Box Strapping Roll used in Packaging, in a forest in the evening at Tehatta, West Bengal; India on 20/05/2022. Hungry animals usually smell food in plastic containers and bags; if they accidentally manage to eat the plastic (non-biodegradable waste) can also cause intestinal blockages and can become fatal for that animal. Very recently India imposed a ban on many single-use plastics in a bid to tackle waste choking rivers and poisoning wildlife.

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#8742270

29 August 2022

A baby golden jackal (Canis aureus) Cub is chewing a plastic Box Strapping Roll used in Packaging, in a forest in the evening at Tehatta, West Bengal; India on 20/05/2022. Hungry animals usually smell food in plastic containers and bags; if they accidentally manage to eat the plastic (non-biodegradable waste) can also cause intestinal blockages and can become fatal for that animal. Very recently India imposed a ban on many single-use plastics in a bid to tackle waste choking rivers and poisoning wildlife.

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#8354980

5 June 2022

Environmental activists sampled plastic waste on Palu Bay Beach, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on June 5, 2022. The sampling is to ensure the level of pollution of plastic waste, especially plastic packaging in the region, to be reported to the government in order to take countermeasures. Indonesia is the second largest producer of marine plastic waste in the world after China with a waste volume of 3.8 million tons per year. This figure is increasing in line with population growth and urbanization that occurs. The Government of Indonesia has developed an Action Plan to Reduce Plastic Waste in the Ocean and targets to reduce the volume of plastic waste in the ocean by 30 percent for plastic packaging waste by 2028 and 70 percent for plastic waste in the ocean as a whole by 2024.

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#8354982

5 June 2022

Environmental activists sampled plastic waste on Palu Bay Beach, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on June 5, 2022. The sampling is to ensure the level of pollution of plastic waste, especially plastic packaging in the region, to be reported to the government in order to take countermeasures. Indonesia is the second largest producer of marine plastic waste in the world after China with a waste volume of 3.8 million tons per year. This figure is increasing in line with population growth and urbanization that occurs. The Government of Indonesia has developed an Action Plan to Reduce Plastic Waste in the Ocean and targets to reduce the volume of plastic waste in the ocean by 30 percent for plastic packaging waste by 2028 and 70 percent for plastic waste in the ocean as a whole by 2024.

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#8354984

5 June 2022

Environmental activists weighed samples of plastic waste taken from Palu Bay Beach, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on June 5, 2022. The sampling is to ensure the level of pollution of plastic waste, especially plastic packaging in the region, to be reported to the government in order to take countermeasures. Indonesia is the second largest producer of marine plastic waste in the world after China with a waste volume of 3.8 million tons per year. This figure is increasing in line with population growth and urbanization that occurs. The Government of Indonesia has developed an Action Plan to Reduce Plastic Waste in the Ocean and targets to reduce the volume of plastic waste in the ocean by 30 percent for plastic packaging waste by 2028 and 70 percent for plastic waste in the ocean as a whole by 2024.

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#8354986

5 June 2022

Environmental activists sort out samples of plastic waste in Palu Bay Beach, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on June 5, 2022. The sampling is to ensure the level of pollution of plastic waste, especially plastic packaging in the region, to be reported to the government in order to take countermeasures. Indonesia is the second largest producer of marine plastic waste in the world after China with a waste volume of 3.8 million tons per year. This figure is increasing in line with population growth and urbanization that occurs. The Government of Indonesia has developed an Action Plan to Reduce Plastic Waste in the Ocean and targets to reduce the volume of plastic waste in the ocean by 30 percent for plastic packaging waste by 2028 and 70 percent for plastic waste in the ocean as a whole by 2024.

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#8354988

5 June 2022

An environmental activist measures the limit of taking plastic waste samples on Palu Bay Beach, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on June 5, 2022. The sampling is to ensure the level of pollution of plastic waste, especially plastic packaging in the region, to be reported to the government in order to take countermeasures. Indonesia is the second largest producer of marine plastic waste in the world after China with a waste volume of 3.8 million tons per year. This figure is increasing in line with population growth and urbanization that occurs. The Government of Indonesia has developed an Action Plan to Reduce Plastic Waste in the Ocean and targets to reduce the volume of plastic waste in the ocean by 30 percent for plastic packaging waste by 2028 and 70 percent for plastic waste in the ocean as a whole by 2024.

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#8354990

5 June 2022

Environmental activists sort out samples of plastic waste in Palu Bay Beach, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on June 5, 2022. The sampling is to ensure the level of pollution of plastic waste, especially plastic packaging in the region, to be reported to the government in order to take countermeasures. Indonesia is the second largest producer of marine plastic waste in the world after China with a waste volume of 3.8 million tons per year. This figure is increasing in line with population growth and urbanization that occurs. The Government of Indonesia has developed an Action Plan to Reduce Plastic Waste in the Ocean and targets to reduce the volume of plastic waste in the ocean by 30 percent for plastic packaging waste by 2028 and 70 percent for plastic waste in the ocean as a whole by 2024.

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#8354992

5 June 2022

Environmental activists sampled plastic waste on Palu Bay Beach, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on June 5, 2022. The sampling is to ensure the level of pollution of plastic waste, especially plastic packaging in the region, to be reported to the government in order to take countermeasures. Indonesia is the second largest producer of marine plastic waste in the world after China with a waste volume of 3.8 million tons per year. This figure is increasing in line with population growth and urbanization that occurs. The Government of Indonesia has developed an Action Plan to Reduce Plastic Waste in the Ocean and targets to reduce the volume of plastic waste in the ocean by 30 percent for plastic packaging waste by 2028 and 70 percent for plastic waste in the ocean as a whole by 2024.

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#8354994

5 June 2022

Environmental activists sampled plastic waste on Palu Bay Beach, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on June 5, 2022. The sampling is to ensure the level of pollution of plastic waste, especially plastic packaging in the region, to be reported to the government in order to take countermeasures. Indonesia is the second largest producer of marine plastic waste in the world after China with a waste volume of 3.8 million tons per year. This figure is increasing in line with population growth and urbanization that occurs. The Government of Indonesia has developed an Action Plan to Reduce Plastic Waste in the Ocean and targets to reduce the volume of plastic waste in the ocean by 30 percent for plastic packaging waste by 2028 and 70 percent for plastic waste in the ocean as a whole by 2024.

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#8354996

5 June 2022

Environmental activists sampled plastic waste on Palu Bay Beach, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on June 5, 2022. The sampling is to ensure the level of pollution of plastic waste, especially plastic packaging in the region, to be reported to the government in order to take countermeasures. Indonesia is the second largest producer of marine plastic waste in the world after China with a waste volume of 3.8 million tons per year. This figure is increasing in line with population growth and urbanization that occurs. The Government of Indonesia has developed an Action Plan to Reduce Plastic Waste in the Ocean and targets to reduce the volume of plastic waste in the ocean by 30 percent for plastic packaging waste by 2028 and 70 percent for plastic waste in the ocean as a whole by 2024.

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