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Captain Planet: The Fine Print
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Don't have the time to catch the entire episode? You can watch it in shorter segments.
Episode recap:
In The Fine Print, Looten Plunder exploits an agricultural worker's hidden shame — illiteracy — by putting the man in charge of spraying pesticides. He can't read the written warnings, and as a result, he creates a lethal cloud that threatens a nearby town. Can the Planeteers and Captain Planet clean up the air before it's too late?
Note to readers: Sept. 8 is World Literacy Day!
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Thats a good laugh This page comes up to be an Planeteer but makes advertising for mercedes hahaha smogcar ;-) Captain Planet isen`t corrupt He`is a Hero!!!!!!!!!
Looten Plunder is SUCH a jerk.
God, why *is* he my favorite character?!
That being said, organic fruits and veggies are definitely preferable to the store kind, and ones you can grow on your own, even more so. :) I love my garden.