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    Let's Investigate Plastic Pollution: On Land and in the Oceans

    By Ruth Owen

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    About this ebook

    Plastic pollution is one of the most damaging environmental issues we face today. And no one is more passionate about solving this problem and protecting our world than kids! This new title in the Get Started With STEM series gives young science enthusiasts all the information they need to investigate and do their part to help solve this problem now and for the future. Packed with facts, discussion topics, imaginative ideas for activities, experiments, and investigations, this book will have students eager to use their science skills and knowledge to tackle plastic pollution head on.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLerner Publishing
    Release dateSep 1, 2018
    ISBN9781788560474
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    Let's Investigate Plastic Pollution: On Land and in the Oceans
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    Ruth Owen

    Ruth Owen has written more than 400 children’s books. She writes on many subjects, but science and nature are her favorite topics to research and make accessible for young readers.

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