10 Mar 1970
Fall 2
Bas Jan Ader rides his bike into a canal in Amsterdam.
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Merijn Tinga Himself - The Plastic Soup Surfer
Janneke Smits Herself - SUP Champion
Roberto Himself - Science Centre TUDelft
Wilco Ulgert Himself - Micro-plastics Researcher
Nick Nuttall Himself - United Nations
Reinhart Limbach Himself - Deputy Mayor of Bonn
Rani Jammoul Himself - School Newspaper
Tijmen Augustijn Himself - Wellman Recycling
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