Dark Side of the Chew

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Filmmaker and activist Andrew Nisker takes a humorous, in-depth look at chewing gum, the world's second-largest form of litter, and the impact it has on our health and environment. The social and economic implications of global gum culture may not be as benign as we think.

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Aug 12, 2019

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