Garbage dumping has negative consequences like harming sea life and polluting water sources. It is caused by carelessness and lack of proper waste disposal infrastructure. However, recycling and clean-up campaigns are solutions that conserve resources, reduce pollution, and build a more sustainable future for life on earth. Regular clean-ups and punishments for illegal dumping can also help address the issue.

1. Garbage dumping

2. Introduction
- Why
- Consequences
- Solutions
- Conclusion

3. Carelessness

4. Laziness

5. Number of waste containers

6. Accidents

7. Government response

8. Consequences

9. Abandoned animals

11. Indigestible

12. Body of water

13. Sea life

15. Hazardous materials

17. Exhaustion

19. Recycle

20. Recycling facts
- Recycling a glass bottle would save enough energy to power a computer for 25
minutes.
- Recycling a plastic bottle would save enough energy to power a 60-watt light bulb for
3 hours.
- Recycling 2,000 pounds of paper saves 17 trees, two barrels of oil (enough to run the
average car for 1,260 miles), 4,100 kilowatts of energy (enough power for the average
home for six months), 3.2 cubic yards of landfill space, and 60 pounds of pollution.

21. Biodegradable

23. Clean-up Campaigns

24. - Started in 2006
- EEG Collected 16,150 kg of Aluminum Cans for recycling in 2012.

26. Punishment

27. - Better Future

28. - Life on earth

29. Questions