Prototype · aggregated feed
What national teams are publishing.
Every country page on the official site says there are no cleanups yet. But the national teams are publishing constantly on their own sites. This pulls their feeds together.
15 of 26 national feeds returned items · pulled 2026-08-17
- Signals shown
- 26
- Countries
- 11
- Feeds returning
- 15
- Items pulled
- 94
Curaçaocuracaocleanup.com
- Cleanup
- Cleanup
- Cleanup
- Cleanup
E Bahia di Fuik ta limpi atrobe danki na e boluntarionan di Curaçao Clean Up ↗
Germanyworldcleanupday.de
New Zealandknzb.org.nz
Brazillimpabrasil.org
Luxembourgcleansomethingfornothing.com
Romanialetsdoitromania.ro
- Cleanup
- Cleanup
- Cleanup
Continental Hotels România: echipele în acțiune pentru Ziua de Curățenie Națională ↗
Estoniamaailmakoristus.ee
- Cleanup
Läänemere päev – rannakoristus ja keskkonnamatk Paljassaare hoiualal ↗
- Cleanup
Laupäeval osalevad Maailmakoristuspäeval tuhanded inimesed üle Eesti ↗
- Cleanup
Maailmakoristuspäev kutsub koguma väikeelektroonikat, patareisid ja akusid ↗
- Cleanup
Tähistame Läänemere päeva koristustalgute, matka ja orienteerumisega ↗
Australiacleanup.org.au
Franceworldcleanupday.fr
Taiwanletsdoittaiwan.tw
Spainletsdoitspain.blogspot.com
What this does not show
- Only 15 countries have a national feed that returns anything. The other 200+ publish on Facebook, or not at all.
- 8 feeds are listed under two countries at once on the official site and could not be attributed automatically, so they are excluded rather than guessed.
- 68 pulled items were dropped because their titles carry no cleanup keyword — national sites also post unrelated news, and one listed source turned out to be a Washington State air-quality agency.
- Titles are shown in their original language, and the keyword rule is Latin-script, so Taiwan's post announcing 世界環境清潔日 and Strive for Five is currently dropped. Translation and “is this a cleanup?” classification is exactly the job an AI step would do — the publish date comes from the feed and is never inferred.
