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The Problem of PCB's in our Waters

PCBS are chemicals that used to be used in electrical equipment, but were then banned in the 80's after they found to be highly toxic, these chemicals are still seeping into the ocean, dolphins in european waters were found to have high levels of toxins in their body. These toxins are a big problem for mammals in the ocean because since they are the top of the food chain they eat the animals which digest the toxins.

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Broadcast From the Bins 1st May

Keep Scotland Beautiful has estimated that the cost of clearing up litter in Scotland is somewhere in the region of £100 million per year, Aberdeen is part of the national campaign to help get 1 million people involved in helping clear up litter and improve the look in their local area.

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The Global Fight Against Litter - Keep America Beautiful

Keep American Beautiful is a non profit national organisation which enlists the help of volunteers to to help keep clean their communities. It is currently made up of over 620 community based groups with the help of millions of volunteers along with corporate partners and influential individuals and has been going for over 60 years and recently conducted a study which says it costs more than $11.5 billion each year to clean up litter.

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Why Your Beauty Regime Could be Hurting Our Oceans

Microplastics are tiny pieces of plastics which can be found in most cosmetic products such as body scrubs and makeup, the plastic particles are so small that they find themselves into the ocean via the waterways, this is then ingested by marine life and causes damage. What can you do to help prevent this?

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Broadcast From the Bins 24th April

With the litter fines in full force across the country, is there a case for dashcam footage to catch offenders who dispose of litter whilst they are driving. A lot of vehicles have dashcams installed so authorities in Omagh in Northern Ireland have decided to fit their enforcement vehicles with cameras to try to catch culprits and use the evidence in court.

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A Solution to the Plastic Bag Problem

The biggest problem with plastic bags is that they do not degrade they just break down into smaller toxic bits, a bag can take up to 1000 years to fully break down meaning they can contaminate waterways and soils as well as cause problems to wildlife.

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Hitting Litter Louts Where it Hurts

The government have been trying to clamp down with litter louts all over the country, mainly down to having to spend almost £800 million per year cleaning up everyone elses litter, councils have now been given to the powers to issue £150 on the spot fines to anyone caught littering.

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Cleaning up our Rivers

Whereever you go/are there is always a little problem with it comes to waterways, along the banks rubibsh builds up, especially plastics, this discarded waste causes problems for the wildlife in the rivers itself but also spans out to the sea where the rivers flow into. Rivercare aim to help keep the rivers clean by enlisting volunteers, with it's popularity they have now extended to beaches.

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Broadcast from the Bins 10th April

Music festivals have a record of leaving an incredible amount of rubbish after revellers have gone home, and some festival organisers have gone further than tackling the litter problem, an example of this is the Sunrise Celebration which uses 100% renewable energy and solar powered showers.

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No Excuse for Liverpool's Litter Louts

Everyone has an excuse for something, and litterers are no different, some people in Liverpool have come up with some excuses to try and get them out of paying the fixed penalty fine linked with littering. But why do people do it?

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