Publication Summary

Title

Focus Sheet: Litter in Washington

Month-Year PublishedJune 2000
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Short Description

A recent report released by Ecology showed that only 25 percent of the litter on roadways is being picked up.

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Publication Number00-07-027
Author(s)Warfield, Megan
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Number of pages 2
Keywords litter, study
Related Web ContentLitter Hurts Campaign
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Washington State Litter Study Volume I - Final Reportparent publication
Abstract Long Description

A recent report released by Ecology showed that only 25 percent of the litter on roadways is being picked up.

The report is a culmination of a legislatively mandated study to examine the litter problem. The study estimated that 16 million pounds of litter accumulate on state roadways each year. Six million additional pounds of litter accumulate in public areas, such as state and county parks and recreation areas.


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