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Litter in California: Results of the 1980-81 Statewide Litter Survey

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  • 1984
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  • The California Geographer 22: 21-34
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  • The California Litter Survey of 1980-1981 evolved as a carefully controlled, two-person research effort that resulted in the collection and analysis of litter items from 105 sites throughout the state. The objective of the survey was to acquire a comprehensive overview of the nature of the littering problem in California. Prior to actual initiation of the survey, staff members of the California State Solid Waste Management Board (SWMB), in conjunction with the Survey Team, designated general target areas for study and agreed that specific survey sites would be selected in the field. Sites had to be identifiable for future reference and geographically representative of the state in terms of: land use, road type, population density, socio-economic status, and em)ironmental conditions.
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