Tides Of Change

Tides Of Change

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A story based on the heartbreaking image by Justin Hofman of a seahorse swimming with a discarded cotton bud, exploring our oceans before plastic, and now. Can we sort out this problem before our time runs out? Written for the #PlanetOrPlastic contest by National Geographic.
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