Planet or plastic?': National Geographic's powerful cover on plastic pollution will make you go biodegradable | Trending News - The Indian Express
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This National Geographic cover will make you think hard about plastic pollution - Hindustan Times
National Geographic Magazine To Ditch Plastic Wrapping In Favour Of Paper | HuffPost UK Life
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National Geographic Wins Top Honor at National Magazine Awards - National Geographic Partners
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