Sentences with phrase «discarded cigarette butts»

Forest firs are caused by droughts, carelessly discarded cigarette butts, and a buildup of organic fuel.

Most folks who drive Atoms in the U.K. do so without the windscreen in place and wear helmets for protection from the elements, suicidal birds, and discarded cigarette butts.

Because birds that decorate their digs with discarded cigarette butts are less bothered by parasites.

Mexico City birds that decorate their digs with discarded cigarette butts are less bothered by parasites.

The nicotine - containing cigarette butts can be ingested by children, are eaten by wildlife and can leach into the water, according to the Alliance for the Great Lakes, which does beach cleanups that sift out thousands of discarded cigarette butts every year.

The nicotine - containing cigarette butts can be ingested by children, are eaten by wildlife and can leach into the water, according to the Alliance for the Great Lakes, which conducts annual beach cleanups that sift out thousands of discarded cigarette butts every year.

Not exact matches

Walk them and you'll notice: any scraps of food (or discarded chewing gum, cigarette butts, etc.) go straight from the sidewalk into their mouths.

The artist began his meticulous study by picking each weed from the city streets — obscure bits of nature found amidst commercial waste (discarded candy wrappers, cigarette butts and soda cans).

Whether investigating the visual intrigue of seemingly inconsequential, discarded debris like bones, plumbing fittings and cigarette butts, animal skulls from the collection of the Narodni National Museum in Prague, or vessels from his personal collection, these images demonstrate Penn's extraordinary ability to create strikingly eloquent compositions from the most unsuspecting materials.

It turns out more people are frightened of finding discarded bottles and cigarette butts than they

Used cigarette butts are the most frequently littered item, regularly discarded on sidewalks and out of car windows, making their way into waterways.