Globally, an estimated 11 million metric tons of plastic waste enter the oceans each year, contributing significantly to litter. Additionally, studies suggest that around 2 billion tons of municipal solid waste are generated annually, with a substantial portion ending up as litter in urban and natural environments. This litter not only harms wildlife and ecosystems but also impacts human health and urban aesthetics. Efforts to reduce litter through community engagement and policy changes are crucial to mitigating this growing problem.
On the site students.arch.utah.edu, it states that 1 million pounds of trash is thrown away per person every year.
In what city or country? I doubt that meaningful worldwide figures are available.
They get payed by years experience. Ranging from 1 year being 40k to 10 years being 60k or more.
It is important to reduce for many reasons. The most obvious reason is that it cuts back on trash. Trash piles up in landfills year after year, and the trash is compacted so tight that air cannot penetrate the bottom layer of trash; therefore the trash will never decompose. So reducing the amount of trash you create will reduce the amount of buildup in landfills. Also a lot of items we use are not decomposable, so even if you did have the chance to decompose them, it wouldn't make a difference. Reducing the amount of water and food you waste is important because of landfill pile up too, but also because water and food are not renewable. That may seem unreasonable because the earth is mostly water, but most of that water is unusable, and the worlds large population is using it faster than it can replenish its self. Same goes for food. The land we grow our food on can only be used so much before it can no longer grow anything, and once again the population is requiring more food than our land can keep up with. This may not seem like a problem now because of how convenient it is too get food, but eventually when our land had no more nutrients to grow crops, the people living in that time will think back on today and realize how much food we wasted. So in reducing the amount of food we waste we can put off that dilemma for a little while.
That depends on the agency you are applying for but a typical scientist would make 40-60K a year. Which translates to $20-$30/hr.
It is impossible to give a precise answer to this question as the volume and mass of litter would change from year to year.
Over 1,000,000 people litter in a year. That counts me because I littered 2,000,000,000,000,000 times a millosecond
Each year a baby is born
We produce about 195 million tons of garbage a year!
more than i can count
On the site students.arch.utah.edu, it states that 1 million pounds of trash is thrown away per person every year.
700 tons of trash. That is equivalent to 1400000 pounds!
In what city or country? I doubt that meaningful worldwide figures are available.
Over 1 trillion Tonnes or 1000 billion
It is very hard to determine how much rubbish is being dumped each year in the whole world. Each country measures differently and numbers do not match up. In the US, 200 million tons of trash is thrown away daily.
when we started polluting a whole bunch of trash was being formed together making and island that is really being formed since last year and was the size of Rhode island and now is the size of Texas some were between San Francisco
As an adjective:"The farmer finally wanted to plant seeds in his fallow land."As a noun:"The fallow was littered with ravens."