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This is heartbreaking and why are we doing this to our planet.
It is indeed. The only sign of hope is from the actions of youth. The people in charge everywhere have fallen short each time it’s become clear we have a crisis.
Definitely a crisis.
You are right the youth are leading the way with initiatives.
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Reblogged this on Musings and Wonderings and commented:
Powerful!
OMG, so much of plastic pollution.
It definitely makes a statement, doesn’t it?!
Yes, but it’s sad to see this.
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