South Africa has opened its first harbor-based net recycling facility in Cape Town, aiming to tackle ocean plastic pollution. The facility repurposes discarded fishing nets into reusable materials like clothing and industrial products. This initiative supports South Africa’s climate goals, addressing pollution and protecting marine life, while contributing to the green economy.
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