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New oil spill response: the 'Pollution Pod'

The 8m Buddy pontoon workboat is an ideal platform for oil spill response, with the advantage of having the capability for rapid response due to her own launch and recovery trailer.

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New 12v Powered Collection Basket

Latest innovation for the Buddy catamaran is a 12v electric powered winch option for the collection basket.

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A New Boat That Does It All

More coverage of our Norway Buddy, this time in Fore & Aft Magazine see page 28 or click below to read the story here.

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"Swallows rubbish, dead rats and seagulls"

Read what one of our latest Buddies has been up to in the Norwegian town of Sandefjord, as reported by Sandefjords Blad - including video!

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How we killed paradise with plastic: Grotesque consequences of our casual throwaway culture

The sea surrounding the remote Pacific atoll of Midway is vivid turquoise, the sky a deep blue. At first sight it is a paradise, a nature reserve for two million laysan albatrosses. But then you look again. Where there ought to be pristine beach, there is rubbish. Tons of it. Rope, shampoo bottles, computer casings, plastic sheeting, fragments of artificial white and blue.
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