Clean Up and Waste Audit in Ladoga Lake, Russia - B-roll

Greenpeace Russia activists clean up the coast of Lake Ladoga in the Nizhne-Svirskiy nature reserve. Even though the reserve is closed to tourists, the team has collected around 200 kg of plastic waste. Plastic bottles and single-use plastic containers, cups or other garbage arrive on the lake's water from shops, beaches or big cities. The team has also collected data on the types of plastics they have been gathering from the coast.

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Пластиквотчинг — аудит пластикового мусора на побережье Ладожского озера

Активисты Гринпис России очистили побережье Ладожского озера в Нижне-Свирском заповеднике. Хотя заповедник закрыт для туристов, команда Гринпис собрала почти 200 кг пластикового мусора: пластиковые бутылки, одноразовые пластиковые контейнеры, чашки и другой мусор. Команда Гринпис составила описание типов пластикового мусора, собранного на побережье.

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Unique identifier: GP1SUADL

Type: Video

Shoot date: 20/08/2020

Locations: Russia

Credit line: © Greenpeace / Gleb Kuznecov

Duration: 6s

Audio format: Natural

Ranking: ★★★★ (E)

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Clean Up and Waste Audit in Ladoga Lake, Russia (VIDEO)

Greenpeace Russia activists clean up the coast of Lake Ladoga in the Nizhne-Svirskiy nature reserve. Even though the reserve is closed to tourists, the team has collected around 200 kg of plastic waste. Plastic bottles and single-use plastic containers, cups or other garbage arrive on the lake's water from shops, beaches or big cities. The team has also collected data on the types of plastics they have been gathering from the coast.

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