Here’s what we're reading this month:
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"The major source of plastic pollution you’ve probably never heard of" via Fast Company
"Nurdles” may sound cute but they pose a huge risk to the marine environment. Also known as “mermaid tears”, these small plastic pellets are a feedstock in the plastic industry. Instead of being converted into household items, many end up in the ocean, collecting toxins on their surfaces and being eaten by marine wildlife."
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"Tokyo will achieve its goal of making 2020 Olympic medals from e-waste" via Engadget
To make a statement about sustainability, Japan recently announced it would forge its 2020 Olympic medals from recycled smartphones, laptops and other gadgets.
