Plastic campaign group City to Sea receives funding boost from Triodos Bank UK

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New lending will be used in collaboration with grant and donation funding to support work against plastic pollution

Plastic pollution campaign group City to Sea has announced it has secured fresh funding from Triodos Bank UK, providing a major boost to its efforts to crack down on ocean plastic pollution. The loan...

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