Plastics? Agt;gt; account for about 60% of the debris found on U.S. beaches. Bgt;gt; in landfills can release cadmium and plutonium from binders. Cgt;gt; break down quickly in landfills. Dgt;gt; can economically be converted to fuel oil. Egt;gt; none of these answers
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B, C, D definately wrong. Either A or E. Should be A.
A>> account for about 60% of the debris found on U.S. beaches.
Answer is A. but here's a side note: PLASTIC does not break down. Every single plastic ever made still exists today. There is no such thing has recycling plastic. Plastic is collected, sent off on ships to third world countries and dumped in their land fills. We cannot recycle plastic because during the process of trying to re-manufacture it, it loses the components that make plastic..well, plastic! It becomes less durable, so it is useless.
