We may not all agree on the answer to this question, but here are some things to consider:
The only way to answer that will be answered a few hundred, thousand, or even million years from now. What we may find is that the human race is no longer alive and all that we left behind a thin layer of sediment that is composed of radioactive hydrocarbons.
Right now, the average cow in India has at least two plastic bags in its stomach. Each square mile of the earth's surface has at least one item of plastic debris. We have had accidents like Tepco, Chernobyl, Three Mile Island, Exxon Valdez, BP Gulf Oil Spill, and others. Also, nuclear subs from both the US and Russia have sank. We produce enough plastic bottles every year to circle the globe many times. We also produce enough radioactive material each year to kill every living creature on the planet.
All this stuff has to go somewhere,and it is going nowhere but into our environment.
Think of our environment as being your living room, because our environment is our "living room." So, do you want to sit and watch your favorite How_does_littering_effect_the_environmentand eat your dinner while radioactive petroleum sludge is seeping from your carpet?
That has "sort-of" already happened. The Love Canal in New York State was a city built on top of industrial waste. And, many innocent children developed leukemia, higher than the national average. They finally abandoned the city because it was too toxic.
There is no way, at the present moment, for us to abandon the earth. So if we don't clean up, we will have to get out, one way or another.
The only way to answer this question is to come back from future.
Such statistics are not recorded. Certainly many animals are harmed by litter.
litter is bad because it can kill a lot of animals and the world because if the whole world is full of litter then we could all die not just the animals
yes.
Animals, and the environment.
Yes, the noun litter is a collective noun for:a litter of kittensa litter of puppiesa litter of cubsa litter of pigletsin general a group of any newborn animals
It doesn't though it affects the animals if they swallow it. SO Don't litter! :)
It can kill animals. Cigarette butts, for example, can get inside roadside animals and kill them. 6-pack can holders can choke and throttle animals.
The term "litter" is a collective noun used to refer to a group of young animals born to an animal at one time. This term is commonly used for animals such as cats, dogs, and pigs. It is important to note that the use of the term "litter" may vary depending on the specific animal species being referred to.
It varies, there is no specific number.
Estimating the exact number of land animals that die each year from litter is challenging, as it varies by region and type of litter. However, studies suggest that millions of animals are affected by litter, particularly plastic waste, which can lead to ingestion, entanglement, and habitat degradation. Wildlife organizations often report significant fatalities among mammals, birds, and reptiles due to litter-related incidents. Overall, while precise numbers are difficult to pinpoint, the impact of litter on land animals is substantial and concerning.
The animals,sea levels, and maybe littering will kill the trees.(we need trees) SO DONT LITTER!!
This question is essentially impossible to answer. There are several ways animals could potentially be killed by litter, but how commonly they actually occur is unknown.