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Discarded Fish Gear is Biggest Plastic Polluter in Oceans, Says Report
Greenpeace calls for global action over nets, lines and traps that are deadly for marine life. Greenpeace recently discovered that discarded fishing gear makes up the majority of massive plastic pollution in the oceans.
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