It will change a lot because the ecosystem will be healthyer, you can plant a well at 16 feet down without a filter to clean junk, you can drink water from the now-muddy rivers, you will live a lot longer because air will be cleaner, etc. like that.
Littering is wrong! You wouldn't like it very much if people litttered your yard and you were the only one picking it up.
More than we can deal with and enough to kill the world
fuel, factories, littering, farts and much more
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The world's design will change if we use the chemicals recklessly. It is due to our ozone depletion.
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In Alabama, you will be charged 250 dollars for the first conviction of littering. If you get another ticket, it will cost you 500 dollars.
Texas is the 5 start of the US government ; this year making some littering when people join their own business they find out the circusfor more help:open the third & fourth link of this website: SOS-business.co.cchope you get answer; good luck !
Because they both hurt the planet just as much as each other.Also air pollution is just as hazardous as regular pollution and littering as well. Because they both hurt the planet just as much as each other.Also air pollution is just as hazardous as regular pollution and littering as well.
In New Jersey, the fine for littering can range from $50 to $1,000, depending on the severity of the offense and the amount of waste illegally discarded.
I don't know but NYS needs to start fining people for littering. It's disgusting how much trash blows around this state. Especially in BUFFALO! People throw trash out their windows. We are need a state wide campaign to clean up NY and the police need to start passing out tickets and fining people.
In Pennsylvania, the fine for littering can vary depending on the amount and type of litter. Generally, the fine for littering is at least $300 for the first offense, and it can increase significantly for subsequent offenses or for larger quantities of litter. Additionally, offenders may also be required to perform community service or attend littering education programs.