More on Plastic Garbage and Recycling
In part seven of her series on plastics, Julie Borgerding July explains how we can reduce our plastic waste and
Read MoreIn part seven of her series on plastics, Julie Borgerding July explains how we can reduce our plastic waste and
Read MoreIn part six of her series on plastics, Julie Borgerding July talks about the prevalence of plastics in everything we
Read MoreIn part five of her series on plastics, Julie Borgerding July talks about the long- and short-term effects of plastic
Read MoreIn part four of her series on plastics, Julie Borgerding July fills us in on where we can recycle different
Read MoreIn part three of her series on plastics, Julie Borgerding July walks us through the types of plastics we encounter,
Read MoreIn part two of her series on plastics, Julie Borgerding July dives into the issues surrounding plastic production in the
Read MoreAs I recall bags flailing in trees like caught kites, and dealing with plastics on the street in front of my house and where I go for walks, I just want it all to go away. It’s not likely to happen soon.
Plastics are double- edged in the current world – we can’t live easily without plastic, but our planet is inundated with plastic pollution, on land, air and sea. Plastic bags fly freely, plastic barges float in oceans, and flattened bottles and plastic pieces scuttle in the wind all around our streets, yards and fields. And microplastic floats around in our bodies.
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