In July 2020, the Danish Ministry of Environment launched a campaign to illustrate the problem of discarded cigarette butts in nature.
An installation of 30 oversized wooden cigarette butts was set up on Amager Beach in Copenhagen, and later moved to other popular beaches and nature areas across Denmark.
This map invites local authorities, businesses, and communities across Europe to reduce and phase out single-use plastics. It provides over 150 successful solutions which can easily be replicated on a wider scale. Help us preserve our ocean and land from the ever-increasing plastic pollution.
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