Environment
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Sailing Ship Kwai Breaks Record as the Largest Ocean Clean-Up in History
A motor-sailing cargo ship named Kwai brought home 100 tons of fishing nets and disposable plastics from the Great Pacific Garbage Patch (Gyre), setting the record as the largest ocean clean-up in history.
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