https://twitter.com/kenklippenstein/...38106393190409
Speaking of a shithole, can we be done with oil soon so these fucks starve?
https://twitter.com/kenklippenstein/...38106393190409
Speaking of a shithole, can we be done with oil soon so these fucks starve?
I would love to turn away single-use plastics in nearly everyday life (except Healthcare related stuff).
I love that we're replacing plastic bags with plastic bags, seems like a good choice. Positive step forward.
Reusable platic bags, none of those one time use plastic bags.
There's a flavored water that I love and I think about this every time I buy a bottle of it. I recycle them all but I know that only does so much.
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My mom and all the other old Hispanic ladies in northern NJ and NYC seem to use reusable bags for groceries. For whatever that's worth.
They aren't good either.
This is literally soda/beer companies pushing recycling and switching from glass to aluminum all over again.
Replacing plastic with worse plastic is a bad idea. We should be switching to paper bags or something else, maybe cardboard or some type of fabric or linen.
If people were switching to cotton totes it would be great, but they are switching to a thicker, more plasticy bag that requires more fossil fuels and leaves a bigger carbon footprint that takes many times the years longer to degrade and must be used hundreds of times before they outweigh single use.
Cotton totes have a huge environmental impact too. Cotton is a bitch to grow and harvest.
That said, everyone already has fucking bags so just use whatever you have.
GUYS, WE REPLACED THOSE EVIL NASTY STRAWS WITH 54689789456 THROWAWAY PLASTIC COVID RAPID TESTS, WOOOO
Pretty sure canvas is the worst.
Spoiler: show
Christ, topic, on, ect.
https://twitter.com/JuliaDavisNews/s...83853431955456
This motherfucker wants to fuck around and find out.
Sweden’s been trying to solve the plastic issue by making plastic more expensive, thus encouraging people to use other things, as well as encouraging companies to recycle them. A single-use plastic bag at a grocery store costs about 0.75 usd to purchase, and a paper bag costs 0.3 to purchase.
It’s cut plastic bag consumption by more than half, so it’s certainly helped.