You're just trying to play a little football, get in a few
                   holes of golf, or go on a nature walk with your
                   significant other because they're always complaining
                     how you never do anything with them. And there
                      it is...trash. About 11,772 tons are added every
                      year just on Ohio's roadways.
 
          That's a lot of toxic cigarette butts. Grease-stained
   pizza boxes. Old newspapers smudged and smeared with mystery matter. Soiled diapers. Bottles of urine. Used
     prophylactics. Maggot-encrusted dead animals.
   Styrofoam containers (which will biodegrade in
          approximately the year Never.)

 Someone else will pick it up, you say? Maybe, and maybe not.
  There's just so darn much out there. Learn what you can do
  to help untrash Ohio. Every good deed will come back to
     you in one way or another.