Animals
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Microplastic Particles Found Inside the Bodies of Whales and Dolphins
Microplastics were found in the tissues of the marine mammals. Click to read more. Microplastics are tiny particles made from whole plastics as a result of the latter being disposed, shredded, or burnt.
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California Endangered Animals: New Pack of Gray Wolves Found in Sierra Nevada
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From Junk to Quality Products: New Plastic Recycling Method Can Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Pollution
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