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# The Ocean Cleanup

AlphDolphins supports The Ocean Cleanup! Every year, millions of tons of plastic enter the oceans, most of which ends up in rivers.

Some of this plastic ends up in the garbage patches of the ocean, where it gets caught in a vortex of circulating currents.

Marine animals suffer from all this garbage, we must act! For this project, we will donate all the royalties collected by our NFT collection to The Ocean Cleanup.

You can already make a donation on their website: <https://theoceancleanup.com/donate/>

CLEANING THE OCEAN - The Ocean Cleanup is developing cleaning systems capable of cleaning the floating plastics that swirl around in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.

INTERCEPTING IN RIVERS - The Ocean Cleanup has developed the first scalable solution to effectively intercept plastics in rivers before they reach the oceans. By tackling 1,000 rivers worldwide, Ocean Cleanup aims to prevent 80% of plastic from rivers from reaching the oceans within five years of the project's launch.

PLASTIC TRACKER: Where will it go? How likely is it to reach the ocean? This tool will give you a possible answer to these questions and show you how far the plastic can travel from its starting point.

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