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 Turtles confuse plastic bags for jellyfish
Turtles confuse plastic bags for jellyfish
A study has found plastic in the stomach contents of an alarming number of dead turtles, suggesting the extent of plastic pollution in the oceans. picked by Ankabout 8 months ago
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 China Bans the Use of Plastic Bags
China Bans the Use of Plastic Bags
China announced this week that production and use of plastic bags in supermarkets and retail shops will be banned beginning June 1. Chinese citizens use as many as 3 billion plastic bags a day. picked by wildminou 2 years ago
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 How to use up your illegal plastic grocery bags
How to use up your illegal plastic grocery bags
Crochet a handbag from those outdated plastic bags! Refers to AutumnLotus's posting here.

Learn how to make "yarn" from bags here. picked by hypnotode 3 years ago
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 Student Discovers Way To Decompose Plastic Bags in 3 Months
Student Discovers Way To Decompose Plastic Bags in 3 Months
A very bright young student has successfully completed his first round of experiments looking for microbes and proper environmental conditions that will decompose of plastic bags in 3 months time rather than 1000 years time. The results are VERY promising. picked by jquipp 2 years ago
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 A Plastic Conspiracy?
A Plastic Conspiracy?
Is Big Plastic is out to get me? Will my story be told on 60 Minutes? Cashiers who cannot understand the concept of not wanting to use plastic and finding bags in mailboxes. It makes a guy wonder. picked by sbcea 2 years ago
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 Plastic ocean: The Great Pacific Garbage Patch
Plastic ocean: The Great Pacific Garbage Patch
It began with a line of plastic bags ghosting the surface, followed by an ugly tangle of junk: nets and ropes and bottles, motor-oil jugs and cracked bath toys, a mangled tarp. Tires. A traffic cone. Moore could not believe his eyes. Out here in this desolate place, the water was a stew of plastic crap. It was as though someone had taken the pristine seascape of his youth and swapped it for a lan... read full post picked by psycmoe 1 year ago
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 20,000 supermarket bags sell in one hour
20,000 supermarket bags sell in one hour
SOME 20,000 designer bags bearing the slogan "I'm not a plastic bag" sold out within an hour of going on sale at British supermarket chain Sainsbury's. picked by AutumnLotus 3 years ago
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 Children find baby in plastic bag
Children find baby in plastic bag
A day-old baby has been found wrapped in a plastic carrier bag by a group of children outside a south London flat.

The girl, who has been named Grace, was found on the doorstep of a third floor flat at Winterslow House, Flaxman Road in Brixton, at 0825 GMT on Wednesday. picked by AutumnLotus 9 months ago
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 70 dead cats found in bags outside San Antonio
70 dead cats found in bags outside San Antonio
Authorities are trying to find out who stuffed 70 dead Siamese cats into seven large trash bags and dumped them onto a road in suburban San Antonio. picked by AutumnLotus 10 months ago
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 Disturbing Truth About our "Plastic Oceans"
Disturbing Truth About our "Plastic Oceans"
A vast swath of the Pacific, twice the size of Texas, is full of a plastic stew that is entering the food chain. Scientists say these toxins are causing obesity, infertility...and worse. picked by BrownTrout 3 years ago
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