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The Balearic coastline waste collection campaign<\/strong> removed a total of 27,908.48 kg<\/strong> of waste in 2024<\/strong>, with a daily average of 182.30 kg<\/strong>. By island, Mallorca<\/strong> leads with 12,716 kg<\/strong> of waste collected, followed by Menorca<\/strong> with 8,275.60 kg<\/strong>, Ibiza<\/strong> with 5,520.33 kg<\/strong>, and Formentera with 1,396.55 kg<\/strong>. This campaign, conducted by the Ministry of the Sea and Water Cycle<\/strong> in collaboration with PortsIB<\/strong>, began in May<\/strong> \u2014 one month earlier than usual \u2014 and concluded last September<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

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Map of waste removal from the northern coast of Mallorca. Photo: CAIB.<\/p><\/div>\n

This initiative\u2019s success has been achieved thanks to a fleet of 14 \u2018beach\u2019 vessels<\/strong> and 7 \u2018coastline\u2019 vessels, which have operated continuously for 153 days<\/strong> to prevent pollution<\/strong> and ensure the quality of waters on beaches and coves<\/strong> across the archipelago.<\/p>\n

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Map of waste removal from the southern coast of Mallorca. Photo: CAIB.<\/p><\/div>\n

Data by municipality<\/h3>\n

In Mallorca, waste collection by municipality revealed that Felanitx<\/strong> leads with 1,825.38 kg<\/strong>, followed by Palma<\/strong> with 1,103.30 kg<\/strong> and Manacor<\/strong> with 1,093.95 kg<\/strong>. Alc\u00fadia and Santany\u00ed<\/strong> also recorded significant amounts, with 961.35 kg and 859.78 kg<\/strong> collected, respectively. In Menorca<\/strong>, the collection reached 2,183.65 kg in Ciutadella<\/strong> and 1,979.65 kg in Ma\u00f3<\/strong>, while Es Mercadal<\/strong> contributed 1,720.40 kg<\/strong>. In Ibiza<\/strong>, Sant Josep<\/strong> removed 1,982.20 kg<\/strong>, and Sant Antoni<\/strong> collected 1,456.48 kg<\/strong>. Finally, Formentera contributed 1,396.55 kg to the cleaning efforts.<\/p>\n

\"MapMap of waste removal from the coast of Menorca. Photo: CAIB.<\/p>\n

Types of waste removed<\/h3>\n

Among the waste removed, wood<\/strong> was the most notable material, representing 42.05%<\/strong> of the total. Plastic<\/strong> ranked second at 41.06%<\/strong>, followed by vegetation<\/strong> at 6.74%<\/strong>, other materials at 6.58%, organic matter at 3.10%, and oils at 0.47%. It should be noted that this year saw a change in the trend<\/strong> of collected materials, with plastic moving to second place compared to the previous year.<\/p>\n

\"Map Map of waste removal from the coast of Ibiza. Photo: CAIB.<\/p>\n

In addition to routine cleaning tasks, crews responded to 24 alerts<\/strong> involving waste collection in specific coves. Of these alerts, 15 came from the 112 emergency service and Maritime Rescue, while the remaining 9 were issued by institutions and individuals, often related to fuel spills or assistance requests. This collaboration with emergency services and institutions is crucial to improving sea safety<\/strong>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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