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  Suyeon Jung - 27th March 2026
  
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  The dangers of flawed clinical trials
  
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Environmentalism

The Starbucks ‘Sippy Lid’ and the marketing doublespeak of greenwashing

Suyeon Jung - 27th March 2026

To meet consumer demand for a reduction in plastic, Starbucks introduced the 'Sippy Lid'. The only problem? It actually increased plastic waste.

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The Skeptic Podcast – Episode 057

27th March 2026

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