Our biggest ever river catch?

Interceptor 006 captured over 250 truckloads of trash – and counting – in just a few hours in the first flood of the year.

By: Theoceancleanup.com

Apr 24 2024
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Interceptor 006 has had unprecedented impact in Guatemala and is kicking off 2024 in encouraging style. We look forward to learning just how massive this trash flood was and continuing to optimize In… [+550 chars]

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