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There are thousands of negative affects of littering; here are a few...

  • It looks horrible
  • If it's recyclable, it is not being recycled
  • It makes others have to clean up others own mess
  • It pollutes the environment - but if you think it doesn't matter because it will have nothing to do with you when you pass away, that is WRONG! It is very unfair on your children, grandchildren and future generations.
  • It destroys natural habitats, wildlife AND nature itself! Without animals, human beings would NOT be able to live. It is a cycle
  • It would make you lazy and would turn into a habit
  • The aroma (smell) of the pollution/litter can cause cancer.

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