National Geographic's June magazine cover has people talking
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Planet or Plastic?
This National Geographic cover will make you think hard about plastic pollution - Hindustan Times
The Plastic Issue
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Spot The Irony: National Geographic Magazine Delivered Its 'Planet or Plastic?' Edition in Two Layers of Plastic - News18
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National Geographic Magazine To Ditch Plastic Wrapping In Favour Of Paper | HuffPost UK Life
Planet Or Plastic? — Rush
National Geographic' plastic bag cover dubbed 'one for the ages' | Mashable
Planet or Plastic?
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Iceberg Ahead? Hungarian Artist Accuses National Geographic of Plagiarism Over Viral New Cover Photo - Hungary Today
Everyone Is Applauding This National Geographic Cover But The Real Shock Lies Inside The Pages | Bored Panda
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The National Geographic June 2018 cover by Jorge Gamboa is stunning | Metro News
National Geographic Wins Top Honor at National Magazine Awards - National Geographic Partners
Planet of plastic Nat Geo featured by Shawn miller | Okinawa Nature Photography
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Is National Geographic's Iceberg A Copyright Infringement? - Pixsy
National Geographic launches long-term campaign on plastics - Plastic Waste Solutions
National Geographic “Iceberg” Photo Stirs A Copyright Controversy, But No Lawsuit As Of Yet | Trademark and Copyright Law
