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Turning the Tide on Marine Debris

Hurricane Dorian left tons of hazardous debris off the coast of Abaco. A Marine debris programme is restoring ecosystems & livelihoods

UNDP Multi Country Office in Jamaica
By UNDP Multi Country Office in Jamaica
June 9th, 2022
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Footnotes Text by Gillian Scott, UNDP Communications Analyst. Debris and Waste Management Specialist for Hurricane Dorian Recovery project, Juliette Deal.

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