How to Reduce Plastic Pollution in Your Daily Life
We may receive a portion of sales if you purchase a product through a link in this article. I know, I know. Talking about the environment these days feels depressing at best and cataclysmic at worst. Content streams in from every available source: real-world examples that paint a dire picture
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You Can Help Plastic Pollution in U.S. National Parks With This App—What to Know
The 5 Gyres Institute is starting its annual initiative to track amounts of trash in National Parks. Any visitor to national parks can help by recording data about the trash they see in any U.S. park or federal land through October. The crowdsourced data is used to make scientific recommendations
