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“The Vail Daily Sustainable Film Series is one of those small-town efforts doing big work — programming documentary after documentary on plastic pollution and pulling mountain communities into conversations most news cycles never carry. Local film series like this one are where long-form water journalism still reaches neighbors face to face. Worth following for anyone tracking how these issues land in real communities.”Why Glen chose it

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The Walking Mountains’ Sustainable Film Series continues on Tuesday, March 3 with a free screening of “Ripples of Plastic” at 6:30 p.m. at the Riverwalk Theater in Edwards. Source · vaildaily.com

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The Walking Mountains’ Sustainable Film Series continues on Tuesday, March 3 with a free screening of “Ripples of Plastic” at 6:30 p.m. at the Riverwalk Theater in Edwards.

Why did Glen Kerby choose this story?

The Vail Daily Sustainable Film Series is one of those small-town efforts doing big work — programming documentary after documentary on plastic pollution and pulling mountain communities into conversations most news cycles never carry. Local film series like this one are where long-form water journalism still reaches neighbors face to face. Worth following for anyone tracking how these issues land in real communities.

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It was published by vaildaily.com as “Sustainable Film Series explores plastic pollution”, at https://www.vaildaily.com/explore-summit/entertainment/sustainable-film-series-explores-plastic-pollution/.

“Sustainable Film Series explores plastic pollution”

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