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Positive change is made by all of us!
This is how we lived the cleaning beach held on Friday, August 26 at Playa Murciélago-Manta, together with Mingas por el Mar and Jóvenes de Otro Planeta.
About 15 volunteers participated and we removed a total of 46.29 pounds of garbage from the beach in one hour, classified as follows:
* 2.20 lb foam
* 4.40 lb of Metal
* 6.61 lb of Glass
* 2.20 lb of PET plastic bottles
* 2.20 lb of Food Utilities
* 6.61 lb of food wraps and plastic bags
* 22.04 lbs of multiple materials
* + 14 masks
* + 561 cigarette butts
Remember, your garbage is your property, be responsible, when you go to enjoy the beaches #LlévateTuBasura.
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