More residents than ever before in the Balearic Islands are doing their bit for the environment, according to the Environmental Organisation, Ecoembes.
Environment
Surge in recycling as the Balearics lead the way
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proof reading required ....I don't think the whole island only recycled 26 kilos.....
Well done all those residents etc. Preventing plastic entering the Sea is a major achievement on the Island. Fish try eating pastic , we eat the fish. Plastic kills many creatures in the Sea Mallorca should be proud.