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Volunteer divers clear trash from Kingston, Ont., water

On a beautiful and sunny Sunday in Kingston, Ont., with many people enjoying the sun, a group of local divers strapped on their gear and hit the water in the name of sustainability.

It was the first such event organized by Sustainable Kingston, but the second dive at this location this summer.Sustainble Kingston Chief Operating Officer Geoff Hendry said the divers approached them with the idea and they helped facilitate it. Though he’s never participated in an organized trash dive, he will frequently grab whatever trash he can pocket while he’s diving recreationally.

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