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Popular public beach clean box project expands in Aberdeenshire

A beach clean project that empowers the public to clean up our coasts has expanded to three new Aberdeenshire locations.

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Beach Clean Champions: Four tonnes of litter removed in one day from the north-east s worst beach

Beach Clean Champions: Four tonnes of litter removed in one day from the ‘north-east’s worst beach’ By Philippa Gerrard and Kieran Beattie 10/07/2021, 12:00 am © Supplied by DCT Graphics (L to R) Jacob Opata, Martin O’Donnell, Paul Williams and Lee Gilmour from Premier Oil filling a rubbish collection bag. When it comes to organisations working to protect the environment, oil firms aren’t usually first to spring to mind. But employees of Harbour Energy – formerly known as Premier Oil – haven’t let that stop them. In just one day, 45 volunteers from the firm collected more than four tonnes of litter and marine rubbish from one of the north-east’s most polluted beaches.

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25 tonnes of plastic removed from north-east beaches in two years

© Supplied by Turning the Plastic Aberdeenshire Council workers removing a one-tonne ghost net at Sandford Bay in 2019. Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up More than 25 tonnes of plastic and other rubbish has been removed from north-east beaches over a two-year period by thousands of volunteers giving up their free time to clean Scotland’s seas. From August 2018 to September last year, the Turning the Plastic Tide project carried out 67 beach clean-up events with people of all ages along the coastline from Fraserburgh to East Haven in Angus.

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