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Adidas has created a sports shoe aboutforfrominintoofoutwith garbage floating aboutforfrominintoofoutwith the ocean. The new trainer is part aboutforfrominintoofoutwith a project to raise awareness aboutforfrominintoofoutwith the serious problem aboutforfrominintoofoutwith ocean pollution. Adidas has joined forces aboutforfrominintoofoutwith an organisation called Parley, which is dedicated to protecting and preserving the Earth's oceans. Parley's founder Cyrill Gutsch spoke aboutforfrominintoofoutwith his organisation's cooperation aboutforfrominintoofoutwith Adidas. He said: "Our objective is to boost public awareness and to inspire new collaborations that can contribute to protect and preserve the oceans. We are extremely proud that Adidas is joining us in this mission…to show that it is possible to turn ocean plastic aboutforfrominintoofoutwith something cool."

Garbage aboutforfrominintoofoutwith the ocean is a huge problem. UNESCO estimates that aboutforfrominintoofoutwith 2006, there were nearly 30,000 pieces aboutforfrominintoofoutwith floating plastic aboutforfrominintoofoutwith every square kilometre aboutforfrominintoofoutwith ocean. Plastic debris kills over a million seabirds and 100,000 marine mammals every year. Adidas used some aboutforfrominintoofoutwith this plastic to make its new trainer. The sole aboutforfrominintoofoutwith the sneaker is made from sustainable materials, while the upper uses recycled ocean waste. This consisted aboutforfrominintoofoutwith plastic and illegal fishing nets. Adidas says it will be releasing a new trainer made aboutforfrominintoofoutwith ocean waste later this year. In another green initiative, the sportswear maker said it would be phasing aboutforfrominintoofoutwith the use of plastic bags in all Adidas retail stores aboutforfrominintoofoutwith the near future.