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Cheap and convenient, plastic wrap unfortunately does its job well. You’ll find it littered throughout recipes to wrap foods for later, cover a bowl of dough, lay atop a dish to microwave it and ...

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These tiny shards have turned up everywhere from the depths of the ocean to the top of Mount Everest to the human body.

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The slick, transparent film we now know as plastic wrap was originally a mistake of chemistry, a residue clinging stubbornly to the bottom of a beaker in a 1930s laboratory. The military ...