Waste such as bottles, bags, straws, and food wrappers is left in rivers, beaches, and other natural areas. It takes hundreds of years to break down and can harm animals that eat or become trapped in it., Large areas of trees are cut down to make space for farming, roads, or buildings. This destroys wildlife habitats, reduces biodiversity, and contributes to climate change., Smoke, harmful gases, and tiny particles are released from vehicles, factories, and other human activities. They make the air dirty, affect people's health, and contribute to global warming., Rubbish is carelessly thrown on the ground instead of being placed in a bin. This makes public places dirty, attracts pests, and can block drains or pollute waterways., Rubbish, dry leaves, or other waste is set on fire in open spaces. The smoke released can affect people's health, reduce air quality, and increase the risk of uncontrolled fires.

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