Hyundai Partners with Healthy Seas to Turn Scourge 'GhostNets' into Floor Mats for Cars
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Hyundai and Healthy Seas are recovering abandoned fishing nets from ocean floors—including a 15-year-old wreck off Catalina Island—and recycling the recovered fibers into car floor mats, expanding a partnership that has already recovered tons of ghost nets across Europe and Korea.
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