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Ivan Dorschner and Ashley Ortega visit the Rainbow Warrior Ship, share tips on how to break free from plastic

Ivan Dorschner and Ashley Ortega on Saturday visited Rainbow Warrior Ship, the Greenpeace's boat currently docked at the Manila Bay.

The Kapuso celebrities were among the hundreds of visitors that toured the famous ship, checked out the art, and learned more from advocates and change-makers onboard about howto break free from plastic and save the environment.

On Greenpeace Philippines' Instagram Stories, Ivan and Ashley emphasized the need to cut down on single-use plastic.

"A plastic straw or a plastic bottle, isang use lang yun, tapos tapon na," Ivan said.

"Siguro by starting with a simple one, [where] people can understand na, madali lang," Ashley added.

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This is the second time the Rainbow Warrior Ship has visited the Philippines. It aims to advocate against single-use plastic.

In the last two years, Greenpeace has been holding coastal cleanups that serve as plastic audits. In 2017, it picked up over 50,000 pieces of single-use plastic in Freedom Island. In 2018, more than 180,000 pieces of plastic waste was picked up in Manila Bay.

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They were made into an art installation, on view in the Rainbow Warrior Ship until Sunday, when the open boat ends. — LA, GMA News