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Monique Ming Laven

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Portrait of courage: Young artist’s legacy lives on in Seattle World Cup mural Original

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By Monique Ming Laven Verified
| KIRO-TV (Seattle, WA) Verified
SEATTLE — One of the most lasting and profound impacts of the World Cup in Seattle may have nothing to do with soccer at all. You may have seen it, but probably not quite understood it. The monorail columns downtown have the flags of competing teams painted on them. Among them, one is especially unique. It looks like an abstract piece of art. But what it represents is not abstract - it is heart-achingly real.
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Minimizing microplastics: What can you do?

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By Monique Ming Laven Verified
| KIRO-TV (Seattle, WA) Verified
Microplastics are everywhere -- even inside your body. It sounds scary, and it is. Just listen to University of Washington’s Dr. Sheela Sathyanarayana: “You want to try to get it out, but it’s something that can build up over time and potentially cause harm.” Plastic is everywhere you go, from car tires to food storage containers to PNW-beloved fleece and synthetic exercise clothes. And it never goes away.
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Tuesday at 5:30 pm: Threat of microplastics, what can you do?

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By Monique Ming Laven Verified
| KIRO-TV (Seattle, WA) Verified
Microplastics are everywhere -- even inside your body. It sounds scary, and it is. Just listen to University of Washington’s Dr. Sheela Sathyanarayana: “You want to try to get it out, but it’s something that can build up over time and potentially cause harm.” Plastic is everywhere you go, from car tires to food storage containers to PNW-beloved fleece and synthetic exercise clothes. And it never goes away.
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