In 2016, France became the first country to ban the sale of plastic disposable products that contain less than 50% of biodegradable material and in 2017, India passed a law banning all plastic disposable plastic products.
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@9T2RHXK7mos7MO
Yes the only material that should be used is biodegradable because plastic may be ruining our ecosystem however making paper straws,bags , wooden spoons etc is also very bad for our environment because we are taking down trees
@955LBYV3yrs3Y
Honestly I dont really care. the world can only get worse and its continuing to go down hill. i have no faith in humanity or saving the earth
@933M2BB3yrs3Y
Provide options for consumers but target the producers. Removing single-use options is ableist
@8VRGYKY4yrs4Y
Find better ways tobrecycle these product and stop filling our landfills with none biodegradable items..
@8VQNZB84yrs4Y
Yes Reusable Masks should have a special recycle disposal they are just as bad
@8VLPTSR4yrs4Y
Because there are reservations in Canada that rely on plastic and such for their needs. The government should fix the water issues in most reserves before they ban plastics.
@8VF6MQ34yrs4Y
i think it should be cut back on but not taken away completly
@8TV36DY4yrs4Y
yes to a certain extent but not a total ban as they are a necessity for disabled people.
@8TD63B74yrs4Y
no, but should be encouraged to have more than 50%
Smaller business should be able to be free of this as its mostly major and larger corporations causing the plastic waste to end up everywhere in the environment. But for large corporations i.e McDonald's, A&W, and other large businesses should have this ban be in effect to them.
@8S69HSH4yrs4Y
No, Create an energy fee that is similar to recycling return fees, this allows homeless to generate more money and keeps garbage off the streets and properties.
@8PJHBFH4yrs4Y
products that are less than 75% biodegradable should be banned.
@8K222LS4yrs4Y
benefit those who have those products and punish those who dont but dont completely ban them
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