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Children aged 7-12 helped tackle cigarette waste on an Ecuador beach;recorded 6,821 fewer butts
In Ecuador’s coastal community, children spearheaded a two-year initiative to combat cigarette butt pollution. They collected thousands of butts, leading to a notable reduction along the beach. The project not only educated the youth but also empowered them to engage their families in clean-up campaigns. Local authorities actively supported these efforts, demonstrating the critical role of young voices in tackling environmental issues.
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