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> The bans should only target things that have plastic-free alternatives, or at least that have less plastic intensive alternatives. I find this very interesti
by barbazoo 1y ago
> The bans should only target things that have plastic-free alternatives, or at least that have less plastic intensive alternatives.
I find this very interesting. It’s basically saying that unless there is a better way that’s just as convenient, one has the right to buy these disposable bags. Who gives us the right to pollute the environment?
- anticorporate 1y agoOne might easily argue that nearly everything has a plastic-free alternative anyway.
- barbazoo 1y agoTrue. Less convenient though, e.g. reusing a box from the store, bringing reusable bags, skipping the shopping when without bags, buying more expensive less disposable containers.