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Topic	Starbucks' straw ban actually uses more plastic
Uncle Choad 07/13/18 11:50:17 AM #35:	darkjedilink posted... Questionmarktarius posted... darkjedilink posted... and pretty much every plastic straw in existence. The big problem is, they aren't marked as to what plastic they're made of. They essentially have to treated as #7, which is basically a "lol, i dunno" catch-all. I never understood this argument, anyway. So many cities do single-sort recycling, so why does it even matter? It gets sorted somewhere, just not at the bin. I'm pretty sure most recycled shit ends up in incinerators/landfills anyway, because it's cheaper and uses less energy. It just makes people feel good. --- Oden ska fa sin hamnd. Jag ska doda er alla, sen ska jag dricka mjod med honom. <cite>Uncle Choad posted [p:905006931] in Starbucks'... [t:76803389]...</cite> <quote><cite>darkjedilink posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Questionmarktarius posted...</cite> <quote><cite>darkjedilink posted...</cite> <quote> and pretty much every plastic straw in existence.</quote> The big problem is, they aren't marked as to what plastic they're made of. They essentially have to treated as #7, which is basically a "lol, i dunno" catch-all.</quote> I never understood this argument, anyway. So many cities do single-sort recycling, so why does it even matter?</quote> It gets sorted somewhere, just not at the bin. I'm pretty sure most recycled shit ends up in incinerators/landfills anyway, because it's cheaper and uses less energy. It just makes people feel good. --- Oden ska fa sin hamnd. Jag ska doda er alla, sen ska jag dricka mjod med honom.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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