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One of the main problems with plastics is that although we may only need them fleetingly, they stick around for hundreds of years.
"A change in the behaviour fundamentally starts in the mind. A small incremental change in the way we think spurs on an evidential change in our behaviour."
Our addiction to plastics has got to end.
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