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Sustainability that sticks: GW students make reducing plastic personal
Greer Blount

Planet Forward Correspondent | George Washington University

A person in a white shirt, head not pictured, holds a yellow water bottle with several colorful, overlapping stickers.
Three plastic-free ways to start your day
Willow Hasson

George Washington University

A stream of water pours into a metal tea strainer on the lips of a torquoise teacup.
Untangling the web of plastic bag bans
Ryan Bieber

Planet Forward Correspondent | Ithaca College

White plastic bag floating in a body of water.

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Sustainability that sticks: GW students make reducing plastic personal
Greer Blount

Planet Forward Correspondent | George Washington University

A person in a white shirt, head not pictured, holds a yellow water bottle with several colorful, overlapping stickers.
Three plastic-free ways to start your day
Willow Hasson

George Washington University

A stream of water pours into a metal tea strainer on the lips of a torquoise teacup.
Untangling the web of plastic bag bans
Ryan Bieber

Planet Forward Correspondent | Ithaca College

White plastic bag floating in a body of water.

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