Plastic Waste In Indonesia

Plastic Waste In Indonesia

A view of piles of garbage polluting Muara Baru port in Jakarta, Indonesia, on May 22, 2023, reveals the dominance of plastic waste in this area, alongside non-plastic waste like wood. Since 2018, the Indonesian government has successfully prevented over 200,000 tons of plastic waste from leaking into the sea through effective measures such as reducing, reusing and recycling plastic waste. (Photo by Kevin Herbian/NurPhoto)

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