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You are literally giving anecdotal evidence with N=1. > But the Beach Environmental Awareness Campaign Hawaii (B.E.A.C.H.) found that “plastic bottle caps are
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You are literally giving anecdotal evidence with N=1.
> But the Beach Environmental Awareness Campaign Hawaii (B.E.A.C.H.) found that “plastic bottle caps are one of the top 10 items found during marine debris beach clean-ups and are the second most littered item after cigarette butts.”
https://sustainability.weill.cornell.edu/recycling/bottle-caps-and-environment https://sustainability.weill.cornell.edu/recycling/bottle-ca...
> The 2017 International Coastal Cleanup, an annual beach cleanup event run by ocean advocacy group Ocean Conservancy, reported that plastic bottle caps were the third most collected item worldwide
https://resource.co/article/what-should-you-do-plastic-bottle-caps https://resource.co/article/what-should-you-do-plastic-bottl...
- wink 4y agoNo, not n=1. Every time I see cases of empty bottles (for example at the shop where I buy them, most of them on the spent cases are still on, if they sit in plain view), same with every person I know who I see drinking from a bottle. Also I live 800km from the sea, so maybe central Europe is simply different?