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Auntie and hello to everyone. Coming to you from johannesburg today were focusing on environmental pollution starting with the plastics gouge scientists with the alan mack Author Foundation recently predicted that by 2050 in terms of weight theyll be more patrick than fish in our oceans were going to take a look at some of the ways we can turn back this tide. Education is a good start School Children in ghana learning about Plastic Recycling. Replacing plastic is another in uganda women make paper from elephant dung. And how about repair like smartphones manufactured sustainably. Children are ...

On environmental pollution starting with the plastics gouge scientists with the alan mack Author Foundation recently predicted that by 2050 in terms of weight theyll be more past it than fish in our oceans were going to take a look at some of the ways we can turn back this tide. Education is a good start to School Children in ghana learning about Plastic Recycling. Replacing plastic is another in uganda women make paper from elephant dung. And how about repair like smartphones manufactured sustainably. Children are especially vulnerable to environmental threats to to their developing organs an...

Environmental pollution starting with the plastics gouge scientists with the alan mack Author Foundation recently predicted that by 2050 in terms of weight theyll be more patrick than fish in our oceans were going to take a look at some of the ways we can turn back this tide. Education is a good start School Children in ghana learning about Plastic Recycling. With basic plastic is another in uganda women make paper from elephant dung. And how about repair like smartphones manufactured sustainably. Children are especially vulnerable to environmental threats due to their developing organs and im...

The Michigan ball is set for Dec. 22, a few days before Christmas, in Detroit at One Campus Martius.

A deluge of epic proportions dropped more than 9 inches of rain across parts of Vermont Monday, resulting in one of the worst floods in nearly 100 years. Roads and communities were completely inundated and officials warned the situation might get worse before it gets better. In Vermont's state capital of Montpelier, a "potentially dangerous situation" was unfolding as one of the dams that provides flood protection to the city was nearing its capacity. The Wrightsville Dam, located on the Winoosk