Kommunenes Internasjonale Miljøorganisasjon
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10,000 tons of potentially radioactive mud dredged from the site of the Hinkley Point nuclear reactor has already been dumped off the coast of Cardiff with more to come. Together with UK and Ireland Nuclear Free Local Authorities we're calling for the dumping to stop until tests have been carried out on the mud.
www.kimointernational.org/news/press-release-halt-dredging-from-hinkley-point/
Did you know... KIMO Denmark is a member of the Ocean Plastic Forum.
The Ocean Plastic Forum develops technologies and business models for collecting plastic from the ocean, rivers, sea shores and waters globally.
The aim is to recycle the largest possible percentage of the recovered plastics high in the value chain converting them into new products. Technologies are also being explored to create monomers and new polymers from the recovered plastics.
We look forward to working with all the partners in the Ocean Plastic Forum to turn the tide on plastic pollution by not only removing it at source but also by turning it into a resource.
www.oceanplasticforum.dk/
Partners:
Maskinmestrenes Forening, Plastic Change International,
Bliv plastmager, DESMI A/S, Danish Maritime, Port Environment, Plast Center Danmark, DAKOFA, Reaktor (& Denova), Danmarks Tekniske Universitet - DTU, RUC, Ingeniører Uden Grænser - IUG, Fiskeri- og Søfartsmuseet