An environmental group holds a protest in Seoul on February 18, 2022, calling on the South Korean government and KT&G, a tobacco company, to reduce the number of cigarette butts being dumped into the sea. Photo: EPA-EFE
An environmental group holds a protest in Seoul on February 18, 2022, calling on the South Korean government and KT&G, a tobacco company, to reduce the number of cigarette butts being dumped into the sea. Photo: EPA-EFE
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Letters | Another way to cut plastic waste is to quit smoking

  • Readers discuss the world’s cigarette butt problem, and why it still isn’t time to plunge into property investment

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Updated: 2:30pm, 1 Mar, 2023

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An environmental group holds a protest in Seoul on February 18, 2022, calling on the South Korean government and KT&G, a tobacco company, to reduce the number of cigarette butts being dumped into the sea. Photo: EPA-EFE
An environmental group holds a protest in Seoul on February 18, 2022, calling on the South Korean government and KT&G, a tobacco company, to reduce the number of cigarette butts being dumped into the sea. Photo: EPA-EFE
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