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Brinda Patel


The United Nations aims to end plastic pollution and sign an international legally binding agreement to end plastic pollution by the end of 2024 (Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons / Amuzujoe. February 18, 2023). 
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Fourth session of UN Plastic Treaty sets stage for the final outcome

In 2022, the United Nations made a historic step to end plastic pollution by proposing a legally binding agreement to end plastic pollution internationally by the end of 2024. This covers the elimination of almost all production, packaging and disposal of plastic. In addition, the U.N. aims to increase reusable materials and models to approach today’s packaging requirements.

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Books cater to people of all interests and lived experiences. (Photo courtesy of Flickr / Andy Lamb, Jan. 4, 2013)
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OPINION: One can never have too many books

Collecting books is an obsession of a lifelong learner. Whether it’s a tasteful romance or a robust thriller, readers can leave behind the woes of everyday life. A bookshelf filled to the brim is not a display of wealth or pompous brags; it holds memories and moments of self-reflection.

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Drama is the lifeblood of reality TV. (Photo courtesy of IMDb)
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OPINION: Reality TV is a far cry from reality

Although reality TV isn’t fully unpredictable, every show’s weekly cliffhanger leaves audiences on the edge of their seats with goosebumps. Viewers are captivated and even inspired by the “genuine” display of vulnerability exposed by real people on screen. The harsh reality, however, is that it is all a facade that crosses most ethical boundaries.

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