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Environmental stories are everywhere - from the chocolate we eat to the TVs we watch. I use this blog to show how science communication matters in everyday life.
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Tag Archives: recycled art
Saving Sea Turtles from a Plastic Dinner
Leatherback sea turtles are tough, but waterborne plastic can kill them. See Turtles, a nonprofit organization, says “hundreds of thousands of sea turtles… die each year from ocean pollution and ingestion or entanglement in marine debris.” Many of these pieces … Continue reading
Posted in art, DIY, environment
Tagged art, boston, environment, green, leatherback sea turtles, recycled art, recycling, Revere, turtles
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Subverting the plastic bottle
Trash Menagerie, a show in the Art and Nature Center at the Peabody Essex Museum, uses recycled materials to tell the story of our view of objects and our choices about what is disposable. If we saw these objects differently, … Continue reading
Posted in art, DIY, environment
Tagged art, museums, plastic, recycled art, recycling, reuse
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