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What I think is a funny article: rant about food litter

 
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https://getpocket.com/explore/item/stop-tossing-your-banana-peel-on-the-trail?utm_source=pocket-newtab

Thoughts?
 
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Just think of the ants you will be depriving of a treat! Don't you like ants?
 
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Interesting.
I am more guilty of this on the highway, reasoning that the mechanical action of thousands of wheels will quickly come into play .
In the woods,  an apple core would be masticated and spat out, banana peels I'm not sure of.

I am also likely to bring home peels and cores,  for my chickens!
I some times struggle with that impulse when it would be socially or physically  awkward , but  usually my desire to retain those nutrients wins out.
Of course I also try to pee at home and outside when possible, for the same basic reasons (but not involving the chickens) .
 
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I think people obviously don’t have enough to do if this is a worry.
 
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