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Curious about Mosasaurus
In order to tackle issues such as carbon emissions
By: Laura McBride and Dr Mariko Smith
featuring a photo of a carved Funerary Boat which is displayed in the 200 Treasures of the Australian Museum exhibition
Turning the Tide on Plastic indigenous with a three-horned face andTurning the Tide on Plastic is a vital tool in the battle against Planet Plastic, as journalist, broadcaster and eco lifestyle expert Lucy Siegle delves deep into the pandemic and converts awareness into action. By visiting beach cleans, scientific institutions and waste collectors, and interviewing policy makers, manufacturers, retailers and householders, Lucy has uncovered the devastating impact of plastic pollution. Joining the dots between our
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