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Sampah images

Image acknowledgement: Julie M. Newnham Banana peel

Image acknowledgement: Julie M. Newnham Plastic bag

Image acknowledgement: Julie M. Newnham Broken egg shell

Image acknowledgement: Julie M. Newnham Rotting lemon

Image acknowledgement: Julie M. Newnham Scrunched up paper

Image acknowledgement: Julie M. Newnham Plastic container

Image acknowledgement: Julie M. Newnham Broken drinking glass

Image acknowledgement: Asia Education Foundation Two cans of soft drink

Image acknowledgement: Asia Education Foundation Indonesian sweet wrappers

Image acknowledgement: Asia Education Foundation Recycling bin with waste in it

Image acknowledgement: Asia Education Foundation Old food on plastic wrap

Image acknowledgement: Asia Education Foundation Two cans of Indonesian soft drinks

Image acknowledgement: Asia Education Foundation Rubbish

Image acknowledgement: Asia Education Foundation Scrunched tissues

Image acknowledgement: Julie M. Newnham