Surfrider Foundation: Bird
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Cigarette butts are the number one littered item on the planet. To make matters worse, they’re made of plastic that never biodegrades, and they leach toxic chemicals into the environment right down into our very own water supply.
More than four trillion cigarette butts are littered every year, impacting the environment and flowing down into the Earth’s waterways. Used cigarette butts leach chemicals, such as arsenic and nicotine, and heavy metals, including lead, cadmium and chromium, into the water and soil, which impact marine life, habitats and ecosystems.
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Advetising Agency:
Gyro, San Francisco, USAAssociate Creative Director:
Ryan HollandExecutive Creative Director:
Ronny NorthropCreative Director:
Trevor Oldershaw, Scott LinnenDesigner:
Eric LiuDate:
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