Plastic Usage Starter Activity
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Plastic Usage Starter Activity
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On a warm Saturday, visitors arrive at Seabourne beach. The café sells drinks in plastic bottles and snacks in plastic wrappers. Some visitors use the bins; others leave litter behind. Rain washes litter from the streets into a stream, which flows into the sea. The council has added more bins and signs, and the café is considering a bottle-return scheme.
- It can be carried by water into rivers and the sea, where it may harm wildlife.
- It immediately turns into soil after rain.
- It makes all seawater safe to drink.
- It cannot move once it reaches the sand.
- Put litter in a bin
- Use a refillable bottle
- Rain carries litter into a drain
- Rubbish can travel towards a stream and sea
- Less rubbish is left on the beach
- Fewer single-use drink bottles may be needed
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