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Hawaii Wildlife Fund Takes Two Years Worth of Ocean Waste to Landfill

2021-05-10 14:07:00| Waste Age

The Hawaii Wildlife Fund recently dumped 14.4 tons, or 28,800 pounds, of derelict fishing net and line bundles in the Waikoloa landfill. HWF commented in a press release that while some might think this is a step in the wrong direction to

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