More and more containers full of goods end up in the sea
The number of cargo containers lost in the ocean and seas reached a seven-year record last year, according to the World Shipping Organization (WSC).
From tyres to underwear to smartphones, more than 3,000 containers containing products and parts will have fallen into the water and sank to the seabed in 2020.
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