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The Great Pacific Garbage Patch is an extensive collection of garbage that occupies large areas in the Pacific Ocean. It is made up of mostly small pieces of broken-down plastics that increase the turbidity of the top few meters of the water.
A common model addressing strategies to reduce pollution and its effects is called the “Replace, Regulate, Restore” model.
Deduce which of the following strategies would be considered a “restore” (cleaning up and restoring) strategy for dealing with this type of water pollution.