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Plastic pollution has hit an all-time high, with microplastics detected in nearly every ocean sample from 50 global locations—threatening marine life and human health. Single-use plastics are the main culprits, breaking down into tiny, persistent pieces that linger for centuries. While public alarm is rising, so is action: environmental groups demand stricter regulations, and individuals are switching to reusable items and cleaning beaches. Scientists are also exploring biodegradable alternatives and new tech to tackle this legacy crisis—proof that urgent, collective effort is the only path forward.

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