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Central American Beaches Are Being Overrun With Local and Foreign Plastic

A study of plastic bottles washed up on the Pacific coast of Latin America has identified a double problem—a mass of local waste combined with long-traveling bottles from Asia.

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wired.comStai leggendo10 mesi fa

Central American Beaches Are Being Overrun With Local and Foreign Plastic

A study of plastic bottles washed up on the Pacific coast of Latin America has identified a double problem—a mass of local waste combined with long-traveling bottles from Asia.

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upi.com10 mesi fa

Central American beaches the most polluted in the Pacific by plastics - UPI.com

Costal communities and beaches in Guatemala, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama had the highest levels of contamination from plastics in the ocian.

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  1. lunedì 11 agosto 2025·upi.com

    Central American beaches the most polluted in the Pacific by plastics - UPI.com

    Costal communities and beaches in Guatemala, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama had the highest levels of contamination from plastics in the ocian.

  2. martedì 12 agosto 2025·wired.com

    Central American Beaches Are Being Overrun With Local and Foreign Plastic

    A study of plastic bottles washed up on the Pacific coast of Latin America has identified a double problem—a mass of local waste combined with long-traveling bottles from Asia.