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These discarded filters: Release toxic chemicals such as nicotine, arsenic, and heavy metals Pollute rivers, beaches, and soil Are ingested by wildlife Break down into microplastics that enter food chains Studies have shown that even a single cigarette butt can be toxic to aquatic organisms, highlighting the severity of this pollution
The moving scene touched viewers, with one tweeting: "Poignant moment in #PeakyBlinders showing Aunt Polly's (Helen McCrory) portrait in the middle of the screen and showing it slowly being cremated with the cast watching on." Another said: "No no no not Polly Im sobbing obviously I knew this would happen but my god #PeakyBlinders." A third wrote: "OMG THATS HOW THEY GOT RID OF POLLY #PeakyBlinders." Topics: Peaky Blinders, TV and Film
The amount of these materials in tobacco leaves may hugely depend on the soil where they were grown as well as the type of fertilizers used
