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Washington State Bans Single-Use Foam That Breaks up and Pollutes Waterways for Orcas and Salmon
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I noticed that because the bookstore at the college I attended now only has cup nissin ramen in paper cups instead of styrofoam. Otherwise, I probably wouldn't have noticed at all.
OMG. I completely forgot they used to come in those. It's like "let's not just have this very degradable plastic have really salty food in it, let's go ahead and add some water and microwave it."
I wonder why we are finding micro plastics in people. /s