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BinForGreenSeas
A solution based approach to stop marine plastic enter the sea
Recycled plastics are used in the manufacture of the bins
- The resin in each and every BinForGreenSeas contains, around 450 recycled PET plastic bottles. Diverting plastic from incineration or landfill.
WHITBY BAY
July2021
Originally in Scarborough.
The bin has been relocated to Baxtergate.
CANARY WHARF
June 2021
The financial capital of London sees a new addition. The Lord Mayor of the City of London, Sir William Russell unveiled the bin.
The bin is located at the Clipper entrance of Canary Wharf pier.
SHEERNESS
May 2020
The bin is located near the promeande.
LEYSDOWN-ON-SEA
May 2020
The BinForGreenSeas is located on the promeade of the seafront.
MISTER LEAS
February 2020
Featured is, Oliver Huggins lobbied for recycling bins in Minster Leas.
The bin located on the beach promenade
BOGNOR REGIS
October 2019
Arun Council was a supporter of the project from the start.
The bin is located on the promenade.
BLACKPOOL
June 2019
The first BinForGreenSeas was unveiled on World Environment Day.
The bin is located on the promenade near Blackpool Tower.
2018
UEL product design students conducted a survey to gather information for designing the BinForGreenSeas.
In 2019, the final design was produced by Emily Hodgkinson and George Davis.
