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Text or video talk from Dr Chris DeArmitt about plastics and the environment.

Post author By ph7
Post date May 26, 2021

A PhD polymer scientist’s personal mission to collect and read hundreds of articles to write the book ‘The Plastics Paradox’ that compares the environmental effects of the most commonly used materials.

Scientist’s new book: The Plastics Paradox – Reveals how green plastics are – ‘Fear of climate change is driving bias behind efforts to demonize plastics’ | Climate Depot

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