PPT-Litter By. Anuvrat Laxsav

What is Litter Problems Caused by Litter Litter is waste thats ends up in the wrong place which ruins the surrounding area Litter can be anything from a cigarette butts to a plastic bag and various other items you see along . Each item of observed litter was also coded into a likely source. As might be expected, the majority of roadside litter was attributed to motorists (53%). However, a sizeable percentage was attributed Cowie, Bhupinderpal Singh . Lukas Van Zwieten . The Case for Biochar . Costs of climate change. In 2010, climate change cost:. 700 billion USD . 0.9% global GDP. 400,000 . deaths per year – . 90. % children. Huraiza Malek . H00203049. The . description. : . put the waste in the wrong . place. . , in a place where it doesn't belong, like matches . and lighters , plastic and glass bottle, , eating and . drinking. : You are at a picnic and you can’t find a bin. What do you do with your rubbish?. Do you leave it behind? Or do you take it with you?. Let’s look at what happens if you leave it behind. . Where does our rubbish go?. Created by the Eco Committee. Introduction. This presentation is a evaluation of last year’s and this year’s events and actions involving eco. We have been working very hard on trying to gain our green flag and become an eco school. . By Kali, Stephanie and Elloise . What’s Happens . W. hen You Litter. When you litter, most the time it ends up in the sea. When it goes into the sea, turtles and other types of fish think the plastic is jelly fish, so the turtles end up eating the plastic bags and chocking to death. . so. trashy!. By – Nat, Jensyn. . & Josie. Why should we care?. Our earth should be our top priority because it’s the place that we live. The air that we breath needs to clean for us to breath in the first place. PART . - 2. 2016-17. Name – . Raghav. . Sanduja. V F. Prize – II Position. Melange. 2015-16. Venue – . Aadharshila. . Vidyapeeth. , . Pitampura. Event – . Gulgule. Name – . Pradyumna. What Affects the Amount of Leaf Litter in a Forest?. Decomposition rates of leaf litter?. Abiotic soil conditions (pH, calcium content, other nutrients)?. Abundance of earthworms?. Abundance of millipedes?. Review. Yesterday we went over the guided notes. If you did not fill in the diagram at the bottom, please do so now. . Right. Ear. Litter. #. Left. Ear. Pig. #. Review. Looking at the pig, each ear can be divided into four sections. Each section represents a number. You can have up to two notches per section. You may have one notch or no notches at all. Trust me, the system is designed this way and mathematically makes sense. You will see once we start practice.. Andrew Bjorkman. Network Security and Electronics Program. Department of Applied Engineering & Technology. Eastern Kentucky University. 2. OUTLINE. Motivation. Introduction. Problem Statement. Assumptions. Litter is described as ‘rubbish that is in the wrong place’. It can be anything from a cigarette butt to food, chewing gum, crisp packets or plastic bags. . Litter – Why is it a problem?. Litter – Why is it a problem?. Addendum 5ITB FY20-SCPW-04Sandoval County has determined that the above-mentioned ITB will be cancelled at this timeWe do appreciate the time that you have spent on the Litter Control Fencing ITB and C. lean. Some background information on litter, marine debris, and sampling techniques. Kelsey R. Cramer, Michele B. Sherman, and Mary Carla . Curran*. Savannah State University. *for more information contact Dr. Curran .