• O&A Team
• October 5, 2021
• Life & Style
• DRUMPAL, featured, lifesaving South Africa, Litter4Tokens, Nurdle pollution
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IMAGES: Supplied by Litter4Tokens Following the resurgence of plastic nurdle pollution across South African beaches, Litter4Tokens – in partnership with Lifesaving South Africa, and the Centre of Regenerative Design and Collaboration (CRDC) – have launched the Litter4Tokens Nurdle SA Clean-Up Competition, running from September 2021 through to February 2022. Nurdles – also referred to as mermaid’s tears – are lentil-sized …