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How to Eliminate Single-Use Plastics on Vacation | National Geographic

Cutting back on single-use plastics might be easier than you think. Here are four things travel writer, Marie McGrory, learned from a weeklong experiment in Belize.

The Resilience Post on 2018-08-04

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