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They aren't pure ghg studies, they talk about water consumption and landfilling. Your response seems to imply you throw your bags in the ocean. If you don't do
by brownbat 7y ago
They aren't pure ghg studies, they talk about water consumption and landfilling.
Your response seems to imply you throw your bags in the ocean. If you don't do that, the analysis comes out differently.
- scarejunba 7y agoHmm, fair enough. In either case, though, I suppose it's fair to conclude that the original statement I was responding to is correct about overall costs (i.e. it is not, in fact, clear) FWIW though, I think it might still be the right decision to go paper over plastic because of the accidental risk. I can't really control all downstream uses of my plastic bag once it's in the bin.