uh, you realize that most plastic water bottles have a plastic rating of 1 and the minimum for reusable plastic is 5? a grade 1 plastic bottle begins to deteriorate after initial consumption and all following refills break the plastic down and mix with the water, eventually giving you cancer?
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around here it's been touted as a recycling system, since the triangle is the "recycle" logo.http://trusted.md/blog/vreni_gurd/2007/03/29/plastic_water_bottles
i dont think you understand what the number inside the triangle is for, gil. i dont give a shit about recycling, its different types of plastics and some of them put crap into your water
WA doesn't charge a deposit.
And a recent article said the plastic bag tax is likely to go through. It's a grocery bag tax of 20c per paper or plastic bag, and a ban on styrofoam cups and containers and plastic forks at grocery stores, convenience stores, and restaurants in the city of seattle.
They expect to see a lot more people bring those cloth bags, and restaurants use compostable paper containers and corn-plastic forks. Our garbage is about 30% recyclable, 25% food, 25% styro containers and plastic cups, and the rest is miscellaneous. If people compost (like Seattlites are wont to do), they'll dramatically reduce the amount of garbage going to landfills.
SF also has an unhealthy dependency on petroleum due to widespread astroglide usage
WA doesn't charge a deposit.
And a recent article said the plastic bag tax is likely to go through. It's a grocery bag tax of 20c per paper or plastic bag, and a ban on styrofoam cups and containers and plastic forks at grocery stores, convenience stores, and restaurants in the city of seattle.
They expect to see a lot more people bring those cloth bags, and restaurants use compostable paper containers and corn-plastic forks. Our garbage is about 30% recyclable, 25% food, 25% styro containers and plastic cups, and the rest is miscellaneous. If people compost (like Seattlites are wont to do), they'll dramatically reduce the amount of garbage going to landfills.