The Independent highlights urgent environmental challenges, focusing on a biodegradable cigarette butt developed in Leeds that could combat global plastic pollution. As cigarette butts represent the most littered item in the UK, campaigners call for government action to mandate their use. This initiative is seen as essential not only for the UK but potentially inspiring similar actions globally. The newspaper also emphasizes its commitment to providing free journalism to a politically diverse audience, relying on donations to continue its investigative work and coverage of pressing societal issues.
A British invention developed near Leeds could solve the world's biggest cause of plastic pollution: biodegradable cigarette butts could significantly reduce litter and environmental damage.
Campaigners urge the UK government to mandate the use of biodegradable cigarette butts, seeking a global ripple effect in addressing cigarette butt waste.
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