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Good point, I agree the onus is partially upon consumers. That said, glass bottles are an option.
by cwwc 6y ago
Good point, I agree the onus is partially upon consumers.
That said, glass bottles are an option.
- mc32 6y agoAt least with glass eventually we'd get "beach glass". (I don't think making glass and handling glass and so on that much more environmentally friendly than plastics are.
- acadien 6y agoPlease take 10 minutes to educate yourself on this topic. https://apps.npr.org/plastics-recycling https://apps.npr.org/plastics-recycling https://lbre.stanford.edu/pssistanford-recycling/frequently-asked-questions/frequently-asked-questions-glass-recycling https://lbre.stanford.edu/pssistanford-recycling/frequently-...
- whomst 6y agoThat’s very condescending
- stevenhuang 6y agoNo, it isn't.
- colechristensen 6y agoPlease do not use this kind of language when talking to any other humans.
- jsjw7sbw 6y agoWhats wrong with the laguage?
- colechristensen 6y agoThe smug moral superiority of the "educate yourself" trope is the problem.
- joecool1029 6y agoI actually found the second link quite informative. I'm quite willing to admit that I was ignorant to the fact that different types of glass are not recyclable (or at least not easily so). It doesn't help when comments like this are flagged. People need to get over their insecurities.
- coin 6y agoOr just reuse the bottle