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Adidas Sold 1 Million Pairs of Shoes Made of Ocean Trash in 2017 | The Inertia
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A New Adidas Collaboration Aims to Turn Ocean Waste Into Shoes - Bloomberg
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Adidas gets creative with shoes made from recycled ocean plastic | Engadget
