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Masks saved an untold number of lives during the COVID-19 pandemic, but now, the resulting plastic pollution from those masks is concerning scientists. A new study found that disposable face masks, or ...

Peace Mask Project is a community-led initiative based in Kyoto, Japan, that uses art — specifically, handmade facial impressions in washi paper from living models — as a tool for dialogue, conflict ...