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Our Plastic Province

February 21, 2019 Lauren Ella Burke Waste Age 0

Our planet is sick. Our waters are polluted. Marine animals off our shores are dying because of the plastic we throw away.

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alt text* — **Each Wednesday night the Rooms organizes what they call Engaging Evenings. This week’s event was a discussion about ocean health. Ella Burke/ Kicker.**

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