How Plastics Never Truly Leave

Iris Fennimore

A plastic bottle tossed in Tuesday's trash might still be sitting underground when your great-great-great-grandkids are grown. Iris Fennimore traces where that bottle really goes, from factory conveyor belts to soil and sea, through centuries that outlast mountains. Duncan Winslow reads with calm patience and quiet awe, making big timelines feel close and real. Best for curious listeners eight and up who ask "what happens next" about the wrapper in their lunchbox. No guilt, just clear eyes on a hidden journey that keeps going long after we forget it started.