The Ripple Effects of Plastic From Our Ecosystems to Our Health and Economy

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Plastics touch every part of our lives, but their impact runs deeper than convenience. They compromise ecosystems, endanger marine and land species, and infiltrate our bodies, affecting our health and well-being. The financial costs are just as severe, straining economies globally, especially in the USA and Australia, while individuals bear hidden costs too. Join us to explore the full scope of plastics' consequences on nature, health, and finances, urging us to consider more sustainable choices.

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