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River Trashboom I

May 13, 2020

During our stay in Indonesia we installed our first trashboom with Plastic Fischer. This floating system block plastic from floating into the bigger rivers and ocean. It activated the local community to cleanup and creates awareness on the trash problem. It's a very good fit with our mission at River Cleanup. More news about what we are up to in 2020 soon!

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River Cleanup frees idyllic Antwerp Scheldt from waste

Volunteers from Belgian NGO River Cleanup collect 2600 kg of waste at the Antwerp Scheldt bend.

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River Cleanup and Environment Awareness Programme by LCUN at Dhading

On 2nd April Saturday Bigger Trishuli river cleanup campaign have been organized by Let’s Clean Up Nepal (LCUN) in assistance and support from River Cleanup Belgium. LCUN is a nonprofit organization that has been working in an environmental sector to make the cleaner green Nepal by organizing different environment related campaigns throughout the nation.

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A.S.Adventure and River Cleanup join forces

Hoboken - About one hundred employees of A.S.Adventure collected no less than 321 kilograms of waste along the banks of the Scheldt in Hoboken. They did so on the occasion of World Water Day and to highlight the collaboration with River Cleanup. "To change things on a large scale, we need to work together," says Thomas de Groote of River Cleanup.

Article by Gazet van Antwerpen

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