180 Degrees #PlanetorPlastic
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Complete Wed, Nov 14, 20185m
A circle only have 360 degrees, what are you going to do with the other half?
This is written to join the entry of #PlanetorPlastic short story contest from National Geographic in the fight against single-use plastic. Or should I say, those bags that helped you carry your groceries each week.
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