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Digital Documentaries

NYC's last days of Styrofoam

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On July 1, New York City will become the largest in the U.S. to ban polystyrene foam, aka "styrofoam." But how will we cope? Greenhouse host Tony Dokoupil says goodbye to packing peanuts, foam cups and clam shell food containers.June 15, 2015

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