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Adidas has created a sports shoe from coolcooperationdebrisextremelyforcesfoundergarbagehugeillegalinitiativemissionnearobjectivepartpiecesserioussquaresustainablethiswaste floating in the ocean. The new trainer is coolcooperationdebrisextremelyforcesfoundergarbagehugeillegalinitiativemissionnearobjectivepartpiecesserioussquaresustainablethiswaste of a project to raise awareness of the coolcooperationdebrisextremelyforcesfoundergarbagehugeillegalinitiativemissionnearobjectivepartpiecesserioussquaresustainablethiswaste problem of ocean pollution. Adidas has joined coolcooperationdebrisextremelyforcesfoundergarbagehugeillegalinitiativemissionnearobjectivepartpiecesserioussquaresustainablethiswaste with an organisation called Parley, which is dedicated to protecting and preserving the Earth's oceans. Parley's coolcooperationdebrisextremelyforcesfoundergarbagehugeillegalinitiativemissionnearobjectivepartpiecesserioussquaresustainablethiswaste Cyrill Gutsch spoke about his organisation's coolcooperationdebrisextremelyforcesfoundergarbagehugeillegalinitiativemissionnearobjectivepartpiecesserioussquaresustainablethiswaste with Adidas. He said: "Our coolcooperationdebrisextremelyforcesfoundergarbagehugeillegalinitiativemissionnearobjectivepartpiecesserioussquaresustainablethiswaste is to boost public awareness and to inspire new collaborations that can contribute to protect and preserve the oceans. We are coolcooperationdebrisextremelyforcesfoundergarbagehugeillegalinitiativemissionnearobjectivepartpiecesserioussquaresustainablethiswaste proud that Adidas is joining us in this coolcooperationdebrisextremelyforcesfoundergarbagehugeillegalinitiativemissionnearobjectivepartpiecesserioussquaresustainablethiswaste…to show that it is possible to turn ocean plastic into something coolcooperationdebrisextremelyforcesfoundergarbagehugeillegalinitiativemissionnearobjectivepartpiecesserioussquaresustainablethiswaste."

Garbage in the ocean is a coolcooperationdebrisextremelyforcesfoundergarbagehugeillegalinitiativemissionnearobjectivepartpiecesserioussquaresustainablethiswaste problem. UNESCO estimates that in 2006, there were nearly 30,000 coolcooperationdebrisextremelyforcesfoundergarbagehugeillegalinitiativemissionnearobjectivepartpiecesserioussquaresustainablethiswaste of floating plastic for every coolcooperationdebrisextremelyforcesfoundergarbagehugeillegalinitiativemissionnearobjectivepartpiecesserioussquaresustainablethiswaste kilometre of ocean. Plastic coolcooperationdebrisextremelyforcesfoundergarbagehugeillegalinitiativemissionnearobjectivepartpiecesserioussquaresustainablethiswaste kills over a million seabirds and 100,000 marine mammals every year. Adidas used some of coolcooperationdebrisextremelyforcesfoundergarbagehugeillegalinitiativemissionnearobjectivepartpiecesserioussquaresustainablethiswaste plastic to make its new trainer. The sole of the sneaker is made from coolcooperationdebrisextremelyforcesfoundergarbagehugeillegalinitiativemissionnearobjectivepartpiecesserioussquaresustainablethiswaste materials, while the upper uses recycled ocean coolcooperationdebrisextremelyforcesfoundergarbagehugeillegalinitiativemissionnearobjectivepartpiecesserioussquaresustainablethiswaste. This consisted of plastic and coolcooperationdebrisextremelyforcesfoundergarbagehugeillegalinitiativemissionnearobjectivepartpiecesserioussquaresustainablethiswaste fishing nets. Adidas says it will be releasing a new trainer made from ocean waste later this year. In another green coolcooperationdebrisextremelyforcesfoundergarbagehugeillegalinitiativemissionnearobjectivepartpiecesserioussquaresustainablethiswaste, the sportswear maker said it would be phasing out the use of plastic bags in all Adidas retail stores in the coolcooperationdebrisextremelyforcesfoundergarbagehugeillegalinitiativemissionnearobjectivepartpiecesserioussquaresustainablethiswaste future.