A sewage treatment plant in Mamaroneck, NY was responsible for discharging plastic filters into the Long Island Sound. Two of my friends and I went to one of the beaches on the North Shore and spent an hour picking them up. We estimate that we recovered about 1500 filters. Sally had been out on a big pick up with other friends and they retrieved about 21,000 in the span of about 5 hours.
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Linda |
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Sally |
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Three of the filters. They are about 1 1/4" diameter. |
2 comments:
Oh my word. Doesnt this just tick you off when things like this happen.
Kudos to you and your friends!
Thank you for doing that!
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