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Plastic Oceans

@PlasticOceansCA
Joined July 2022
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DCReport
@DCReportMedia22 Jan 2023
As of today, if Biden didn’t run, who’d be your Democrat of choice in 2024? Somebody else? If so reply with your choice.
30%Gavin Newsom
11%Kamala Harris
37%Pete Buttigieg
22%Gretchen Whitmer
3,203 votes • Final results
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#NatureForAll@natureforall7 Jul 2022
🌏🤝 Welcome to the new #NatureForAll partners joining the network of more than 550 organizations from around the globe! @GreenLearning @mnzoo @PlasticOceansCA @PLT @BrklynStoryLab @BrooklynStoryLab @GardensCanada
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Project Learning Tree@PLT7 Jul 2022
Replying to @natureforall @GreenLearning @mnzoo @PlasticOceansCA @BrklynStoryLab @GardensCanada
Thanks for the shoutout! We're excited to join forces with so many other awesome partners. 🥳
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Three thousand, that´s the number of trees @PlasticoceansMX planted this weekend in Corral de Piedra, México as part of our #TreesAndSeas Festival.Last year we were here planting 1500 trees, and being able to see how these trees are doing is indescribable.
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Join our global movement to unite ocean and forest #conservation worldwide: treesandseas.earth/ #TreesAndSeas
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“An eye-opening guide on how to lessen one’s dependence on plastics.” - @PublishersWkly on our book LIVING WITHOUT PLASTIC. Buy it for #PlasticFreeJuly: plasticoceans.org/living-wit…
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Art providing inspiration and awareness from trash! THE CAT, by #Bordalo II #UNOC2022 #SaveOurOcean
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EcoWatch
@EcoWatch2 Jul 2022
"Viruses can attach to #microplastics, which allows them to survive in the water for three days, said lead researcher professor Richard Quilliam. ecowatch.com/viruses-micropl…

Viruses Can Remain Infectious on Microplastics for Three Days - EcoWatch

Certain viruses can stay infectious for three days by attaching themselves to microplastics in a freshwater environment.

ecowatch.com
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