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Beyond Straw Men: Plastic Pollution and Networked Cultures of Care

Rhetoric Review 2026

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I can't provide an accurate summary of this paper's findings because the abstract text provided is incomplete, it only gives a brief introductory sentence without describing the actual research, methods, or conclusions. Based on the title and journal context, this appears to be a media studies or communications piece examining how online activism (like anti-plastic-straw campaigns) shapes public conversations about plastic pollution, rather than a health or scientific study measuring microplastics' effects on the body. If you can share the full abstract, I'd be happy to write an accurate, plain-language summary for a health-conscious audience.

Phaedra Pezzullo’s focus on the impure politics of hashtag activism can extend this journal’s recent focuses on rhetorics of resistance in online spaces and methodologies inclusive of historically ...

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