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[UPDATED] I was just sent this: SHOCKER:RECYCLING PLASTIC IS MAKING OCEAN LITTER WORSE This one is surging — or, I should say, re-surging, since it’s not at all new — and you will……
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Join the next “Leading Through Change,” Tuesday, June 23 | 8 AM PST | 4 PM BST | 5 PM CET to hear from Gavin Patterson, President and CEO of Salesforce International, in conversation with Mark Carney, Finance Adviser to the Prime Minister for COP 26 & UN Special Envoy for Climate Action & Finance.
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The project buys discarded lithium-ion batteries that were built to power electric vehicles and recycles the parts into new batteries.
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