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Turning plastic rubbish at sea into products

  • by JW

Greenscreen Project aims to recover shoreline plastic rubbish and turns it into roller blind fabric.

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Plastic pollution is getting worse:

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So, we need some innovative ways to deal with it:

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One company has come up with a solution – and in this promotional video, it also looks at the problem of plastic pollution at sea very clearly and succinctly:

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Greenscreen Project aims to recover shoreline plastic rubbish and turns it into roller blind fabric.

From Ocean plastic to Greenscreen Sea Tex Roller Blind Fabric – YouTube

With more info here:

Greenscreen Sea-Tex Sustainable Roller Blinds – Recycled Plastic Fabric

The Greenscreen Sea-Tex fabric range is made from recovered shoreline plastic.

Recycling programs are occurring throughout the world as we speak, sorting and processing recovered plastics from beaches, remote coastlines, inland waterways and the surrounding local communities. Turning ocean plastic into fabric is both inspiring and environmentally friendly.

Greenscreen Sea-Tex | Globe