"Beach Clean-Up" - Bahamas AI art
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Litter
Litter refers to waste materials that have been improperly disposed of in an open or public place, rather than being placed in designated trash receptacles. It typically includes items such as:
Paper (e.g., newspapers, flyers, packaging)
Plastic (e.g., bags, bottles, wrappers)
Glass (e.g., bottles, jars)
Metal (e.g., cans, foil)
Organic waste (e.g., food scraps, yard waste)
Litter refers to waste materials that have been improperly disposed of in an open or public place, rather than being placed in designated trash receptacles. It typically includes items such as:
Paper (e.g., newspapers, flyers, packaging)
Plastic (e.g., bags, bottles, wrappers)
Glass (e.g., bottles, jars)
Metal (e.g., cans, foil)
Organic waste (e.g., food scraps, yard waste)
Litter can accumulate in various environments, including streets, parks, beaches, and waterways, leading to environmental degradation, visual pollution, and potential harm to wildlife.
