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chains of carbon
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<Why did you take the little plastic bag?
You know the substance is harmful, yet you continue to use it. Don’t you see the warning signs? Look around. It is ubiquitous. It never goes away. Smaller and smaller pieces, that fill your body with toxins. How did you become so addicted? I can see you are scared, but are you brave enough to make the right choice?
Close your eyes.
Can you imagine a world without it? Free from all the chains that suffocate you. Oceans become oceans and you can breathe again. Everything is real, nothing is plastic. Is that what you desire?>
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formosa
03:51
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It’s a fight over life and death, and many have died already.
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Eating Earth Amsterdam, Netherlands
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