Sure, because hot water is a known carcinogen. We’re in the grip of anti-plastic mania, to the extent that when heavy metals are discovered in a beverage conta

Sure, because hot water is a known carcinogen. We’re in the grip of anti-plastic mania, to the extent that when heavy metals are discovered in a beverage container, the focus is inevitably on microplastics. Since we’ve no idea who manufactured these containers, and since they contain heavy metals, I’m going to suggest that they didn’t come from the likes of Starbucks.