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They're often counterproductive. People feel accomplished, and finished with the half-measures and they often don't bother investigating the results or the ongo
by LawTalkingGuy 4y ago
They're often counterproductive. People feel accomplished, and finished with the half-measures and they often don't bother investigating the results or the ongoing requirements.
- SantalBlush 4y agoI'm not sure that this is true. Maybe you could give some evidence that this is the most common outcome.
- karaterobot 4y agoThe evidence is that the major sources of plastic pollution were not put under further regulation subsequent to the regulation of this minor source of plastic pollution, even though the threat they present has not diminished.
- ZeroGravitas 4y agoIt's an article of faith for people in the libertarian climate change denial community, because they get funded by the people who sell the natural gas that is used to make them: https://reason.com/tag/plastic-bags/ https://reason.com/tag/plastic-bags/ https://reason.com/tag/straws/ https://reason.com/tag/straws/ Just a quick glance at those links shows they are just a little obsessed about this.