Plastic State of Mind
A video parody: Why the age-old "paper or plastic?" question shouldn't be a question at all.
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Paper or plastic? What a silly question.
This video parody takes a look at the many negative environmental and health effects caused by single-use plastic bags and dispels the myth that recycling them is guilt-free. What can we do? Bring our own reusable bags when shopping and ban single-use plastic bags at grocery stores in our communities.
This video was made by volunteers on behalf of Green Sangha.
Video courtesy of BenZolno on YouTube.
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