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This of course isn't accurate. The original study had a few assumptions which led to this high number, but those assumptions aren't accurate for many even in De
by theossuary 4y ago
This of course isn't accurate. The original study had a few assumptions which led to this high number, but those assumptions aren't accurate for many even in Denmark, much less throughout the rest of the world. This is a pretty good read about it - https://medium.com/@parkpoomkomet/breaking-down-the-danish-study-on-the-environmental-impacts-of-grocery-carrier-bags-b8c97eb6c8fb https://medium.com/@parkpoomkomet/breaking-down-the-danish-s...
So you'd need to reuse a cotton bage 70-1000 times most likely to come out ahead. Or you could reuse cotton you already have and lower that number to effectively 0.