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Here are 7 single-use plastics you can easily stop using RIGHT NOW! #BreakFreeFromPlastic
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India takes a bold step for the plant by banning single-use plastics. #plasticpollutes
bit.ly/2kL5NxI
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#TurtleTuesday fact for your day:
Leatherbacks are the largest sea turtles in the world, growing up to 7 ft. and weighing upwards of 2,000 pounds.
So, yeah. TURTLE-Y huge. 🐢
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Environmental advocates have denounced any delay to new mandates, arguing that the problems with recycling and plastics pollution must be addressed immediately via @latimes: lat.ms/30ZtWR1 #BreakFreeFromPlastic
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The garbagepatch in the Pacific Ocean is now 3 times the size of France. Time we beat plastic pollution!
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This indigenous town in Guatemala banned plastic products. Check out the natural materials they're using instead.
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One of the main challenges faced by marine wildlife in Essex is coastal pollution, and not just from plastic. Here are 4 ways you can help! Find out more essexwt.org.uk/marine-month ⬇️🌊🐚🦀 #EssexMarineMonth
DeadOverWater retweeted
Which country truly puts the most plastic in the ocean?
Hint:
It's not the United States.
Learn the truth 👇
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San Francisco airport is banning the sale of plastic water bottles as part of a larger initiative to become the world’s first zero-waste airport ✈️
SFO To Ban Sale of Plastic Water Bottles by 2021
This airport is banning the sale of plastic water bottles as part of a larger initiative to become the world’s first zero-waste airport ✈️
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“If we act now, this could cut carbon dioxide in the atmosphere by up to 25 percent, to levels last seen almost a century ago.” on.natgeo.com/2LE4U5b














