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This Adidas sneaker made from recycled ocean waste is going on sale this month - The Verge
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Adidas pledges to make 11million trainers from recycled ocean plastic
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Adidas pledges to make more shoes using recycled plastic waste in 2019
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Adidas wants to sell 11 million pairs of recycled plastic shoes | RetailDetail
Adidas pledges to only use recycled plastics by 2024 | Engadget
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