America's Cup International Coastal Cleanup Our Coverage Sponsored by Paul Mayer Attitudes
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Staff from the America’s Cup Event Authority, ORACLE TEAM USA, Artemis Racing, Softbank Team Japan and America’s Cup Bermuda gave up some of their weekends to help with a fantastic cause in Bermuda, the International Coastal Cleanup.
Heading to Bermuda’s beaches, and out in the water over the weekend, the staff members were part of an initiative that saw over 10,000lbs of trash collected from right across Bermuda, making a significant dent in the ongoing clean-up process that helps keep Bermuda one of the most beautiful locations on the planet.
Bermuda is a group of islands in the Atlantic and is directly in the pathway of a lot of the garbage that makes its way around the oceans, propelled by currents, wind and the mindless dumping of trash that still takes place today all over the planet.
Everyone associated with the America’s Cup is aware of the organisation’s environmental responsibilities and the chance to help clean up the home of the 35th America’s Cup was seized upon by staff and their families over the weekend.
