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  @Daboss2o1Conservative from Alberta  disagreed…1yr1Y

The reason people started the get rid of Staws movement was because of a meme. The Save the Turtles meme to be exact. and guess what your "green" objects have in them too, NON-RECYCLABLE PLASTIC!

 @9G3MBPLGreenfrom Ontario  disagreed…1yr1Y

I wasn't aware of that but if that's the case then we should get people to make fully green objects.

 @9G39YDLConservativefrom Ontario  disagreed…1yr1Y

Some, but not all, some companies have put plastic in their products and called it bio-degradable and recyclable, while others have went and done 100% We should have a non-biased company or the federal governments food services ministry inspect and qualify those who actually make their products environmentally friendly.

 @9G4KFRWLiberalfrom British Columbia  disagreed…1yr1Y

the "save the turtles" trend was not a meme but instead, one of the first times a social and environmental issue had been made widespread across the internet. If you were not looking carefully and seeing the more profound message, it might be easy to see it as just another meme trend. However, everyone was very serious and it was just made popular through new ways like social media instead of through the news or protest like some other environmental issues.

 @9G2NV5Cfrom Ontario  agreed…1yr1Y

The quote you guys put is really grammatically incorrect and weirdly formatted. What's up with that.

 @9FW2CHVfrom Alberta  disagreed…1yr1Y

No because paper straws are terrible and we can have plastic stuff just dont litter or things like that

 @B3P2W9Jfrom Alberta  disagreed…4wks4W

no one likes cardboard straws, they just rip and tear. or even wooden forks, because it takes the taste away from the actual food I'm eating, I taste the wood more then the product.

 @B3N63HZfrom Alberta  agreed…4wks4W

Plastic is convenient yes, but with a few lifestyle changes, you can really reduce your usage. With the information coming out on the impact of microplastics once they enter our bodies, I would hope people would be self-interested to make changes.

 @B2Y4YCBConservativefrom Alberta  disagreed…2mos2MO

Plastic lids, and wrapping are all still very prominent and allowing us to use plastic utensils would not change much and they are way better for eating.

 @9NGYNHCfrom Alberta  disagreed…10mos10MO

Unless companies are willing to spend money on alternatives for plastic products that work, it’s no use to waste more reusable products.

 @9LXYYRNfrom Alberta  disagreed…11mos11MO

Nobody likes paper straws or wooden forks tell me I’m wrong like not tryna get a splinter in my mouth

 @9H4W2CPfrom Alberta  disagreed…1yr1Y

yes, because think of it if we have plastic lids but yet we dont have plastic straws what difference is it making that my salivas not on the lid

 @9GQSWPKfrom Alberta  disagreed…1yr1Y

we are banding plastic straws or other plastic products as if that makes a huge different impact and as if all the famous people dont fly out somewhere that is less then 30 mins away.

 @9FV8LKFConservativefrom Alberta  agreed…2yrs2Y

The plastic typically used in bottles, bags, and food containers contains chemical additives such as endocrine disruptors.

 @9GGH43Dfrom Alberta  disagreed…1yr1Y

Biodegradable products actually emit more carbon when produced than plastic products. Paper products (like straws), are less effective as they begin to decompose while still in use. This often requires individuals to use more than one item, which defeats the purpose of paper products.

 @9GBCVLJfrom Alberta  disagreed…1yr1Y

well when we use plastic we use it for bottles bags straws and ect.. if we banned platistic then we would ue paper cups which is really weird if ur getting a slurpee or a drink from a fast food resurant.

 @9G7DMZ7from Alberta  disagreed…1yr1Y

The same thing will happen which occurred years ago, we will end up switching back to plastic again because it’s killing the trees.

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