Banned plastic bags hurt marine life but have smaller environmental footprint than more durable carriers
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Starbucks is testing out a new cup. It's hoping you won't notice.
On Monday, the coffee chain started trialing a new recyclable and compostable cup in some locations in New York, San Fancisco, Seattle, London and Vancouver. The new version…
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In early 2019, thirty-two West Virginia legislators introduced Resolution 25 in the West Virginia House of Delegates. The Resolution called for an amendment to the West Virginia Constitution creating a right to clean air, pure water, and the…
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Remember when grocery clerks would ask this question at the checkout counter? Now stores simply default to plastic bagging. I have always assumed that plastic bags became the grocery industry's packaging of choice because of the cost savings…
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Patricia Rucker
William Ridenour
When Plastic Bags Get the Sack
Larry Kump
John Hardy
Eric Householder
Paul Espinosa
Starbucks Tests New Cup That Is Easier to Recycle
West Virginia’s Green Amendment
Paper or Plastic?