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The World's Largest Ocean Cleanup Has Officially Begun - Forbes
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2018
Ambitious dreams have now become a reality as the Ocean Cleanup deploys its $20 million system designed to clean up the 1.8 trillion pieces of trash floating in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.
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