In one week, cigarette waste can fill two White Houses

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By Dawn HammonMay 3, 2022, 5:30 pm186 pts
Depending on where you live, seeing a burnt cigarette butt on the ground can invoke a range of responses. In some places, a person might feel a sense of rage, while in other areas, even a littering of butts on the ground will fail to elicit a response. Regardless of how ubiquitous discarded cigarette butts are…

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