While banning all singles use plastic, how on earth did they miss removing PM Jr. ?
It's takes decades to replace a tree cut down to make single-use paper straws and bags. Aren't we supposed to be growing more trees to help the environment?Trees are bio degradable and are replacable...
We can all bring our own cutlery to the food court. They can use glass bottles to deliver fluids. It will just cost a lot more to produced and transport, because of the increased weight. Plastic bottles, and food and product containers will be here FOREVER.Its about replacability and supply chain. There are alternatives to plastic cutley. But to go back to glass bottles would be a whole other animal.
Both are consumables.It's takes decades to replace a tree cut down to make single-use paper straws and bags. Aren't we supposed to be growing more trees to help the environment?
Wooden cutlery already exists as do paper strawsIf they ban plastic cutlery, how do eat at food courts? If they ban plastic grocery bags, what do we use as garbage bin liners? We buy single-use bin liners from Home Depot, I guess? So, they ban plastic straws, we are given more expensive paper straws, killing thousands of trees in this transition. Does the plastics ban make any sense?
There's nothing wrong with the reusable felt grocery bags, Longo's sent me three for being a loyal customer. I sent a promotional to Ali Chiasson to do a special feature on them, you can persuade better with honey than with vinegar.It's takes decades to replace a tree cut down to make single-use paper straws and bags. Aren't we supposed to be growing more trees to help the environment?
It may be inconvenient for you, but this is a democracy. Enough people voted for him that you are SOL.While banning all singles use plastic, how on earth did they miss removing PM Jr. ?
You ain't kidding!It may be inconvenient for you, but this is a democracy. Enough people voted for him that you are SOL.
No plastic is not recycle - at least not single use. At best they are produce unusable waste products and are mostly recycled. Assuming this is the case, are food is now having posionious plastic in their stomaches - it takes 100,000 of years for plastics to be broken down, and weeks months or a few years for paper and wood products.Wooden cutlery already exists as do paper straws
I am more puzzled at why its ok to kill trees than recycle plastic cutlery
Its not hard to melt plastic down and recycle it; its easier than recycling paper/wood products
Well part of democracy is speaking up. The vote is not the only part of the democratic process. That being said, baring a large group opposing the move, it is the will of the people.It may be inconvenient for you, but this is a democracy. Enough people voted for him that you are SOL.
"When paper does breakdown in a landfill, it is usually due to an anaerobic instead of an aerobic process of decomposition. ... In the case of paper, anaerobic decomposition is detrimental since it produces methane gas. Methane is combustible and highly dangerous, making landfills a greater environmental hazard."It takes 100,000 of years for plastics to be broken down, and weeks months or a few years for paper and wood products.
I think some company is gonna make a fortune coming up with a substitute product.If they ban plastic cutlery, how do eat at food courts? If they ban plastic grocery bags, what do we use as garbage bin liners? We buy single-use bin liners from Home Depot, I guess? So, they ban plastic straws, we are given more expensive paper straws, killing thousands of trees in this transition. Does the plastics ban make any sense?
I never told him that he couldn't.Well part of democracy is speaking up. The vote is not the only part of the democratic process.
Plastic cutlery #6 *IS* recyclableNo plastic is not recycle - at least not single use. At best they are produce unusable waste products and are mostly recycled. Assuming this is the case, are food is now having posionious plastic in their stomaches - it takes 100,000 of years for plastics to be broken down, and weeks months or a few years for paper and wood products.
Why would i subsdize a product with my taxes? Sure, if each paper cup had alike a buck or ten cents or whatever tax to the manimlatlies to pay for this program - sure- but even then, I as a user have to worry about where I throw my coffee cup away so it can be recycled. The ban is more efficient solution since it follows a capalistic model - that is asuming human lazyness and greed vs. fantasy fantasy meliorism (first occasion to use that word ya!)Plastic cutlery #6 *IS* recyclable
The issue is some cities (eg Toronto) do not bother recycling it because they feel it is not cost effective
Same with grocery store plastic bags
Can be recycled but we do not do it
I feel the main issue is that these municipalities are trying to claim they recycle when vast majority of them do not actually recycle
There was an entire documentary about how these scam artists throw out like 80% of what we recycle into the trash
They also CAN recycle styrofoam containers, but again, cost
We would rather spend less and throw stuff away than actually invest in a recycling program
You do understand you PAY for garbage collection / recycling already right? Banning single use plastic simply means they change material to something else (eg you have seen wooden utensils at fast food joints, or how McD got rid of styrofoam (which is recyclable) and replaced it with cardboard (which is also recyclable). Irony is NEITHER styro nor food waste cardboard are recycled lolWhy would i subsdize a product with my taxes? Sure, if each paper cup had alike a buck or ten cents or whatever tax to the manimlatlies to pay for this program - sure- but even then, I as a user have to worry about where I throw my coffee cup away so it can be recycled. The ban is more efficient solution since it follows a capalistic model - that is asuming human lazyness and greed vs. fantasy fantasy meliorism (first occasion to use that word ya!)






