Earth Day 2015: It’s Our Turn to Lead

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For over two decades divers have tackled the marine debris problem. From the olden days of an annual beach and underwater cleanup event to today’s action – regular and comprehensive Dive Against Debris surveys reporting the quantities and types of marine debris items found underwater – we’ve stepped up our game and massively scaled up…
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