One of the bags of plastic bottles collected during a beach clean-up at Port Royal last week is weighedby (from left) Kerri-Ann Fenton Davis from Jamaica Public Service's (JPS) Energy Solutions Division;Monique Curtis from the National Environment and Planning Agency; Second Lieutenant KeoshaFoster and Lieutenant Marcq Lewin, both of the Jamaica Defence Force; and Kenyatta Campbell, headof energy solutions, JPS. The three-hour clean-up yielded 95 pounds of non-recyclable waste, 1355pounds of plastic bottles, and 101 bags of garbage.
August 6, 2017
Photo: Beach clean-up
One of the bags of plastic bottles collected during a beach clean-up at Port Royal last week is weighed by (from left) Kerri-Ann Fenton Davis from Jamaica Public Service’s (JPS) Energy Solutions Division; Monique Curtis from the National Environment and Planning Agency; Second Lieutenant Keosha Foster and Lieutenant Marcq Lewin, both of the Jamaica Defence Force; and Kenyatta Campbell, head of energy solutions, JPS. The three-hour clean-up yielded 95 pounds of non-recyclable waste, 1355 pounds of plastic bottles, and 101 bags of garbage.
