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As an Australian, I have images of homelessness whenever SF is mentioned. I didn't even know that SF prohibited plastic bottles and I've never heard anyone say
by stevenjohns 7y ago
As an Australian, I have images of homelessness whenever SF is mentioned. I didn't even know that SF prohibited plastic bottles and I've never heard anyone say that.
I'd also take a position that homelessness is the real issue in SF and not disposable coffee cup usage.
EDIT: reading about the plastic bottle ban in SF[0], it appears that it's very limited
> The new regulations prohibit the sale of plastic bottles at events held on city-owned property. Additionally, government agencies may not purchase bottled water.
> Private businesses such as grocery stores and mini markets may continue to sell bottled water in the city. To date, little data exists on how the regulations have reduced overall plastic bottle use.
[0] https://theecologist.org/2019/apr/03/san-francisco-bans-sale-plastic-bottles https://theecologist.org/2019/apr/03/san-francisco-bans-sale...
- loeg 7y ago> As an Australian, I have images of homelessness whenever SF is mentioned. I didn't even know that SF prohibited plastic bottles and I've never heard anyone say that. Ditto, but I'm from Washington (just a hop and a skip across Oregon from California).
- omegabravo 7y ago> homelessness is the real issue in SF and not disposable coffee cup usage. We can work on improving both problems as the same time quite easily.