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Coming to Frontline in April, health experts say we are not even close seeing the worst of us yet.

Special report on the coronavirus pandemic. Right now, Plastic Wars.

In this state, none of this is recyclable.

Have efforts to solve the Plastic's problem made it worse.

Do you think the industry used recycling to somewhere plastic?

Frontline and NPR investigate.

For the oil and gas industry, Plastic is their lifeline. This is the big war.

Now, Plastic Wars.

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