Coffee shop switches to compostable cups and straws to reduce plastic waste
Coffee shop switches to compostable cups and straws to reduce plastic waste
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A severe hailstorm hit the midwestern states damaging crops and vehicles in rural areasThe United Nations released a report showing a 15% increase in global renewable energy adoptionA popular bakery chain announced it will open 30 new locations in coastal cities next spring
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