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Plenty of low-hanging fruit for feds to pick in curbing consumption of single-use plastics

  • As COVID-19 continues to pummel through many regions of the country, it seems fair to say that there are many aspects of our lives
Opinion | BY MICHAEL RENNIE | February 1, 2021
Perhaps the most noticeable increase in plastic pollution brought about by COVID-19 has been in the form of single-use personal protective equipment, such as masks and gloves. Photograph courtesy of Ocean Cleanup Group

Plenty of low-hanging fruit for feds to pick in curbing consumption of single-use plastics

Opinion | BY MICHAEL RENNIE | February 1, 2021
  • As COVID-19 continues to pummel through many regions of the country, it seems fair to say that there are many aspects of our lives

Plenty of low-hanging fruit for feds to pick in curbing consumption of single-use plastics

Opinion | BY MICHAEL RENNIE | February 1, 2021
  • As COVID-19 continues to pummel through many regions of the country, it seems fair to say that there are many aspects of our lives
Perhaps the most noticeable increase in plastic pollution brought about by COVID-19 has been in the form of single-use personal protective equipment, such as masks and gloves. Photograph courtesy of Ocean Cleanup Group

Plenty of low-hanging fruit for feds to pick in curbing consumption of single-use plastics

  • As COVID-19 continues to pummel through many regions of the country, it seems fair to say that there are many aspects of our lives
Opinion | BY MICHAEL RENNIE | February 1, 2021
Perhaps the most noticeable increase in plastic pollution brought about by COVID-19 has been in the form of single-use personal protective equipment, such as masks and gloves. Photograph courtesy of Ocean Cleanup Group

Plenty of low-hanging fruit for feds to pick in curbing consumption of single-use plastics

Opinion | BY MICHAEL RENNIE | February 1, 2021
  • As COVID-19 continues to pummel through many regions of the country, it seems fair to say that there are many aspects of our lives

Plenty of low-hanging fruit for feds to pick in curbing consumption of single-use plastics

Opinion | BY MICHAEL RENNIE | February 1, 2021
  • As COVID-19 continues to pummel through many regions of the country, it seems fair to say that there are many aspects of our lives
Perhaps the most noticeable increase in plastic pollution brought about by COVID-19 has been in the form of single-use personal protective equipment, such as masks and gloves. Photograph courtesy of Ocean Cleanup Group
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