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Plastic bottles have a significant negative impact on the environment. Rivers and oceans around the world are being polluted with plastic waste, including bottles, which takes centuries to decompose. Wildlife often mistakes plastic for food and dies with stomachs filled with plastic pieces. Addressing plastic pollution will help protect the environment for future generations.
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