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Nette vang plastiek in riviere op

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Gepubliseer op 01/04/2019. 03/04/2019

Hoe kan plastiek in riviere opgevang word voordat dit die see bereik? John Kieser van Plastiek SA, vertel vir Martelize Brink van die meganismes wat in riviere gebruik word om plastiek en ander rommel te keer voordat dit die see bereik.

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Só word dit in Kaapstad se riviere en kanale gedoen:

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