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>>e.g., Starbucks' new sippy-cup top uses more plastic than the old top + the old straw put together This tells me you misunderstand the problem. It’s not abo
by enraged_camel 8y ago
>>e.g., Starbucks' new sippy-cup top uses more plastic than the old top + the old straw put together
This tells me you misunderstand the problem.
It’s not about the amount of plastic used, but rather the shape. Plastic straws are very conducive to getting stuck inside various cavities of wild animals, which eventually kills them.
- gravypod 8y agoCouldn't we make spiral straws?
- trentnix 8y agoSpiral straws don't sufficiently signal my virtue.
- deleted 8y ago[deleted]
- WillPostForFood 8y agoCan you quantify “very conducive to getting stuck inside various cavities of wild animals” with some data (not just one internet video).