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http:\/\/www.oceanconservancy.org\/who-we-are\/newsroom\/2014\/more-than-12-million-pounds.html<\/a>\n\nMore Than 12 Million Pounds of Trash Collected During International\nCoastal Cleanup\n\nCleanup across globe produces the highest total amount of trash ever\ncollected in the event?s 28-year history and serves as a call to action\nby Ocean Conservancy\n\nMedia Contact:\nCindy Yeast\n(202) 236-5413\ncdyeast@earthlink.net<\/a>\nPhotos and b-roll video available to reporters upon request\n\nMay 21, 2014\n\nWashington, DC The total amount of trash picked up during the 28th year\nof Ocean Conservancy?s International Coastal Cleanup weighed more than\n12 million pounds, the most ever collected in the event?s history,\naccording to a report on the Cleanup and its data released today. This\nnew total is an indicator of the tremendous amount of ocean trash found\non shorelines and in the ocean and waterways around the globe.\n\nThe data were collected last fall during the 2013 International Coastal\nCleanup, the largest annual volunteer effort aimed at improving the\nhealth of the ocean. While the report and the information it contains is\na celebration of a truly international volunteer effort to rid the\nworld?s beaches of trash and debris, Ocean Conservancy also is using\nthis occasion to make a worldwide appeal to find solutions to stopping ?\nat its many sources ? the trash that ends up in the ocean.<\/pre>\n
http:\/\/www.oceanconservancy.org\/our-work\/marine-debris\/2014-by-the-numbers.html<\/a>\n\nINTERNATIONAL COASTAL CLEANUP\n2014 Trash Free Seas Report: By the Numbers\nA collection of infographics from our 2014 report<\/pre>\n
http:\/\/www.oceanconservancy.org\/our-work\/international-coastal-cleanup\/2014-ocean-trash-index.html<\/a>\n\nINTERNATIONAL COASTAL CLEANUP\n2014 Ocean Trash Index\nDownload the data collected during the 2013 International Coastal Cleanup.\n\nThe Ocean Trash Index presents state-by-state and country-by-country\ndata about ocean trash collected and tallied by volunteers around the\nworld on one day each fall during Ocean Conservancy's International\nCoastal Cleanup\u00ae.\n\nVolunteers have collected data since 1986, and the numbers are used to\nraise awareness, identify hotspots for debris or unusual trash events,\nand inform policy solutions.\n\nCleanups alone can?t solve this pollution problem. Nevertheless, the\nOcean Trash Index provides a snapshot of what's trashing our ocean so we\ncan work to prevent specific items from reaching the water in the first\nplace.\n\nWant to do more? Join the fight for a healthy ocean by taking the pledge\nto help turn the tide on ocean trash.\n\nhttp:\/\/www.oceanconservancy.org\/our-work\/marine-debris\/icc-data-2014.pdf<\/a><\/pre>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
http:\/\/www.oceanconservancy.org\/who-we-are\/newsroom\/2014\/more-than-12-million-pounds.html More Than 12 Million Pounds of Trash Collected During International Coastal Cleanup Cleanup across globe produces the highest total amount of trash ever collected in the event?s 28-year history and serves as a call to action by Ocean Conservancy Media Contact: Cindy Yeast (202) 236-5413 cdyeast@earthlink.net Photos and b-roll video available to reporters upon request May 21, 2014 Washington, DC The total amount of trash picked up during the 28th year of Ocean Conservancy?s International Coastal Cleanup weighed more than 12 million pounds, the most ever collected in the event?s history, according to a report on the Cleanup and its data released today. This new total is an indicator of the tremendous amount of ocean trash found on shorelines and in the ocean and waterways around the globe. The data were collected last fall during the 2013 International Coastal Cleanup, the largest annual volunteer effort aimed at improving the health of the ocean. While the report and the information it contains is a celebration of a truly international volunteer effort to rid the world?s beaches of trash and debris, Ocean Conservancy also is using this occasion to make a worldwide appeal to find solutions to stopping ? at its many sources ? the trash that ends up in the ocean. http:\/\/www.oceanconservancy.org\/our-work\/marine-debris\/2014-by-the-numbers.html INTERNATIONAL COASTAL CLEANUP 2014 Trash Free Seas Report: By the Numbers A collection of infographics from our 2014 report http:\/\/www.oceanconservancy.org\/our-work\/international-coastal-cleanup\/2014-ocean-trash-index.html INTERNATIONAL COASTAL CLEANUP 2014 Ocean Trash Index Download the data collected during the 2013 International Coastal Cleanup. The Ocean Trash Index presents state-by-state and country-by-country data about ocean trash collected and tallied by volunteers around the world on one day each fall during Ocean Conservancy’s International Coastal Cleanup\u00ae. Volunteers have collected data since 1986, and the numbers are used to raise awareness, identify hotspots for debris or unusual trash events, and inform policy solutions. Cleanups alone can?t solve this pollution problem. Nevertheless, the Ocean Trash Index provides a snapshot of what’s trashing our ocean so we can work to prevent specific items from reaching the water in the first place. Want to do more? 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