Mercy on earth #PlanetOrPlastic
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Complete Wed, Nov 14, 2018<5 mins
We live in an era where nature is facing a slow and painful death by its enemy, the so-called materialism. I believe there is no better way to express the impact of plastic on marine life than relating a little memory of a fourteen-year-old girl from her experience of living an island life.
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