Plastic use is gravely detrimental for both the environment and for humans; chemicals in plastic cause poor health effects in humans and endanger wildlife. This study focuses on a major source of plastics use on Sarah Lawrence’s campus: take out containers at the Pub. It evaluates plans for a reusable take out container system on campus and provides suggestions for financing and implementing the plan on campus.https://digitalcommons.slc.edu/undergrad_sustainproject/1002/thumbnail.jp
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A decision taken by the MISTRA board of directors in June 2014 identified “Plastics and the Environm...
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