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People, wildlife, planet pay cost of convenience for single-use plastics

A plastic layer in Earth’s geological record may become our legacy, marking a moment we turned into a single-use planet.

A sculpture of a bottle-nosed dolphin filled with bottles and other plastic trash collected from the beach of St. Simons Island, Ga., in the Southeastern United States.
A sculpture of a bottle-nosed dolphin filled with bottles and other plastic trash collected from the beach of St. Simons Island, Ga., in the Southeastern United States. (RPowers/AN)

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