Coastal Litter


Trash is a problem that is not effectively addressed yet. Many people still lack awareness of how to properly manage trash. An example can be found on the coastline of Chicago, United stages.

There are numerous trash bins on the coastline, but garbage often pills up and spills out, making an unpleasant smell. The coastline looks dirty because there is trash everywhere, and animal going through. The garbage can bother tourists. Additionally, trash is thrown away without sorting it into categories like organic and non- organic, which means workers have to extra work to deal with it.

Trash not only makes the environment worse but also spread diseases like diarrhea, fever, and skin Injections. So, it is important to teach people how to dispose of trash properly. That can help reduce a small portion of the waste in the surrounding environment.


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