| Plastic 15:16 - Jan 28 with 826 views | builthjack |
Despite politicians telling us to pay 10p for a plastic bag, plastic is everywhere.
Most packaging in supermarkets is plastic.
Farming is obscene. Plastic 7 or 8 layers thick around silage bales,. Hundreds on every farm, miles and miles of plastic about 900mm wide.
Feed bags, thousands on every farm.
Plastic water bottles, everywhere around the world.
It will never stop and eventually ruin the planet. |  |
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| Plastic on 15:29 - Jan 28 with 800 views | A_Fans_Dad |
Well it wouldn't if they paid people for their plastic.
There are then 2 courses of action that can be taken, burn it for energy or turn it back in to Oil using a self sustaining process.
I do not use plastic bags and have never bought water in a bottle and my milk comes in glass botlles which I pay a lot of money for.
I have recycled plastic since the start of recycling, the problems start once it has been collected.
However Bacteria are proliferating that eat plastics which is a great area of research for dealing with it. |  | | |
| Plastic on 15:32 - Jan 28 with 796 views | JACKMANANDBOY |
100 percent with you, climate change takes the headlines whilst we continue to pollute the planet and reduce biodiversity at a great rate of knots.
The cynic in me is beginning to think there is money to be made in the climate change industry, so that gets the attention. All these issues are important and there was a time when we managed without plastic in and on everything we do |  |
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| Plastic on 16:28 - Jan 28 with 768 views | A_Fans_Dad |
| Plastic on 15:32 - Jan 28 by JACKMANANDBOY |
100 percent with you, climate change takes the headlines whilst we continue to pollute the planet and reduce biodiversity at a great rate of knots.
The cynic in me is beginning to think there is money to be made in the climate change industry, so that gets the attention. All these issues are important and there was a time when we managed without plastic in and on everything we do |
Not just money in Climate Change, as well as trillions to be made they want the control for the great reset, it is not a secret they tell us regularly. | | | |
| Plastic on 16:49 - Jan 28 with 759 views | onehunglow |
Much of it is convenience
We cannot be rsed to cook,take a reusable container or simply resist the temptation to drink and bbq on open land. Taking it home would be a start .
Ideally, drinks in glass bottles with hefty deposit to ensure return | |
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| Plastic on 17:02 - Jan 28 with 746 views | Catullus |
| Plastic on 15:32 - Jan 28 by JACKMANANDBOY |
100 percent with you, climate change takes the headlines whilst we continue to pollute the planet and reduce biodiversity at a great rate of knots.
The cynic in me is beginning to think there is money to be made in the climate change industry, so that gets the attention. All these issues are important and there was a time when we managed without plastic in and on everything we do |
I'm there too, the sooner we go back to paper, to glass and get rid of the vast majority of plastic, the better.
Saying that, the world would be a better place if we got rid of supermarkets and went back to local shops. I'm sure in the long run that is more sustainable though the big value shareholders would hate the idea with a vengeance. | |
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| Plastic on 17:21 - Jan 28 with 739 views | JACKMANANDBOY |
| Plastic on 17:02 - Jan 28 by Catullus |
I'm there too, the sooner we go back to paper, to glass and get rid of the vast majority of plastic, the better.
Saying that, the world would be a better place if we got rid of supermarkets and went back to local shops. I'm sure in the long run that is more sustainable though the big value shareholders would hate the idea with a vengeance. |
Yes, much better for all to have a local grocer than a supermarket, if the shop is successful the local grocer gets to keep the profits rather than a trickle up to shareholders.
A few years ago I spent some time Marsala in Sicily, no global brands only small owner operated shops, shopping was a pleasure and the quality of the produce was great. | |
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| Plastic on 18:37 - Jan 28 with 706 views | gadgetuk |
Local gaming cafe has just opened up - was really pleased to see their soft drinks are in glass bottles, then not so impressed when they produced their milkshakes in the disposable plastic containers. | | | |
| Plastic on 21:18 - Jan 28 with 667 views | Flashberryjack |
| Plastic on 17:21 - Jan 28 by JACKMANANDBOY |
Yes, much better for all to have a local grocer than a supermarket, if the shop is successful the local grocer gets to keep the profits rather than a trickle up to shareholders.
A few years ago I spent some time Marsala in Sicily, no global brands only small owner operated shops, shopping was a pleasure and the quality of the produce was great. |
If only someone could think of a method that would deliver milk in bottles using a fully electric vehicle. |  |
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| Plastic on 21:20 - Jan 28 with 666 views | CountyJim |
I do a litter pick every few weeks the amount of plastic people just chuck is disgusting and now it's face coverings and gloves  |  | | |
| Plastic on 22:42 - Jan 28 with 636 views | SingUpNorthBank84 |
Same with the lateral flow test kits. Plastic everywhere and not a care in the world. Dread to think how many millions of kits have been used and just thrown. | | | |
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