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Littering Habits in America
Littering Habits in America
Litter is defined as any solid waste object that can be held in a persons hand that is left behind or placed in an inappropriate location. Some examples are fast food waste, paper, and aluminum.
. Define
these acts of
littering Drop with intent: Flagrant fingers: Inch away: Foul shooters: Wedgers: Sweepers:
Drop with intent is the person subtly dropped the item on the ground, but with notable intent to litter. We dubbed this group Dirty Droppers. Flagrant fingers are blatant littering of objects out in the open without attempt to conceal their actions. Inch away is inchers place their litter beside them slowly inch away from it until they no longer be identified as the litterer Foul shooters aim to discard their item in a receptacle, but after missing leave the object on the ground. Wedgers are the individuals who stuff disposable objects into small spaces where they will not be seen. Sweepers collect their litter by brushing it off a flat surface into their hand or a bag, but in the process drop items on the ground.