How Littering Affects The World at Jill Kent blog

How Littering Affects The World. Litter adversely affects the environment. These toxins then enter the human body via the food chain. Litter in earth's water supply from consumer and commercial use creates a toxic environment. Littering has wreaked havoc pollution on ecosystems all over the world. The toxins may cause blood clotting, seizures or serious medical issues that can kill animals. Litter creates safety, fire, and a variety of human health hazards because of the organisms attracted to it (bacteria, rats, roaches, and mosquitoes), (schultz et al., 2013). The contaminants also stunt plant growth and cause health issues in animals living in the area. There are ways to amend the global problem of chronic waste. The water is ingested by deer, fish and a variety of other animals. We found that plastic entering the marine environment is set to double by 2040 and, unless the world acts, more than 1.3 billion tonnes of plastic waste will be dumped on land and in waterbodies. Littering can also lead to air pollution. Littering along the road, on the streets or by the litter bins, toxic materials or chemicals in litter can be blown or washed into rivers, forests, lakes and oceans, and, eventually can pollute waterways, soil or aquatic environments. Hazardous chemicals can leach out of the litter and pollute the soil and water bodies located nearby. Litter pollutes waterways and leaches toxic chemicals into soil and groundwater. Litter is more than an eyesore on city streets and along highways.

The contaminants also stunt plant growth and cause health issues in animals living in the area. Litter creates safety, fire, and a variety of human health hazards because of the organisms attracted to it (bacteria, rats, roaches, and mosquitoes), (schultz et al., 2013). The water is ingested by deer, fish and a variety of other animals. We found that plastic entering the marine environment is set to double by 2040 and, unless the world acts, more than 1.3 billion tonnes of plastic waste will be dumped on land and in waterbodies. Litter in earth's water supply from consumer and commercial use creates a toxic environment. Litter is more than an eyesore on city streets and along highways. The toxins may cause blood clotting, seizures or serious medical issues that can kill animals. Litter pollutes waterways and leaches toxic chemicals into soil and groundwater. Littering has wreaked havoc pollution on ecosystems all over the world. Litter adversely affects the environment.

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How Littering Affects The World Litter in earth's water supply from consumer and commercial use creates a toxic environment. These toxins then enter the human body via the food chain. Litter pollutes waterways and leaches toxic chemicals into soil and groundwater. The contaminants also stunt plant growth and cause health issues in animals living in the area. Litter in earth's water supply from consumer and commercial use creates a toxic environment. Litter adversely affects the environment. Litter is more than an eyesore on city streets and along highways. Litter creates safety, fire, and a variety of human health hazards because of the organisms attracted to it (bacteria, rats, roaches, and mosquitoes), (schultz et al., 2013). Littering along the road, on the streets or by the litter bins, toxic materials or chemicals in litter can be blown or washed into rivers, forests, lakes and oceans, and, eventually can pollute waterways, soil or aquatic environments. We found that plastic entering the marine environment is set to double by 2040 and, unless the world acts, more than 1.3 billion tonnes of plastic waste will be dumped on land and in waterbodies. The water is ingested by deer, fish and a variety of other animals. There are ways to amend the global problem of chronic waste. The toxins may cause blood clotting, seizures or serious medical issues that can kill animals. Littering can also lead to air pollution. Littering has wreaked havoc pollution on ecosystems all over the world. Hazardous chemicals can leach out of the litter and pollute the soil and water bodies located nearby.