Yes, because it is harmful to our environment.. :)
No. All bags should be banned. Only reusable bags should be used.
no they weren't around then. Paper bags were used, most often brown paper.
plastic bags are durable ,inexpensive, waterproof, and stretchy. if we banned them we would have to use paper or tote bags. paper means we cut down trees, other words cut down forests and jungles. trees give us oxygen and without oxygen we die. not a good alternative. tote may be good for the enviorment but what happens if you forget them?!! what you use paper? if they give paper people wont use tote instead they will use paper. the same as paperwill happen as far as i know this is the best Eco and money friendly......
Umm... They're not. In any way I know of. They're terrible. The only concivable argument in their favor is paper bags have to have trees cut down to be produced and plastic doesn't but plastic sits in landfills for a century. In shorter terms, ditch plastic bags and if you feel bad about cutting down trees for your groceries go plant afew trees. Like, 10... We should have more trees.
Plastic can refer to many different compounds, so it is difficult to pinpoint when the first plastic was invented and how to classify the first plastic toy. Probably the earliest plastic toys were plastic toy soldiers. These were introduced in the late 1940's.
Plastic bags are created from fossil fuels, specifically from refined crude oil. They are not biodegradable, so once created they pretty much hang around in the environment breaking into smaller and smaller pieces but never actually being broken down and reused. They are also often found as litter along roadsides and are a major problem in the world's oceans.wrong u out Incidentally, paper bags aren't much better - they are made by cutting down trees. They can be recycled in some areas, but this is relatively uncommon and most people just throw the paper bags away too. A more environmentally friendly option is to use old cloth bags instead - you can bring them to the store with you and use them thousands of times. They can be washed periodically to keep them clean, and when they are completely worn out they are often made of cotton so they will biodegrade.
by reusing plastic, paper, and also plastic bags so that we could have a better safe world to live in.
no they weren't around then. Paper bags were used, most often brown paper.
The weakest Rock in the world Is most Likely Shale Rock As it isint really a solid rock as much as Layer (plates) of rock
Nope.... Use "we" at best
I think Poseidon should replace Zeus because he controls 70% of the world!
Unfortunately paper is not much use when goods are of a wet or potentially wet nature.Also in countries where they get rain on a regular basis,paper bags can often mean a nervous journey to the car,office or home. A: In wet conditions isn't that when people should use there reusable bags, and put the provided paper bags in them if the customer want the paper type. Reusable bags are stronger and wet proof. Reusable bags could be issued as part of a points system, to encourage there use.
There are several brands of tampons that have plastic applicators and paper wrappers. What brand you may be referring to depends on the country you're in, Libra and Lil-Lets are two possibilities. Just use whatever tampon you find on sale, you don't need applicators (and the world doesn't need more plastic applicators added to landfill) so just gran non-applicator.
Asphalt road surface is the most widely recycled material in the US, both by gross tonnage and by percentage. According to a report issued by the Federal Highway Administration and the United States Environmental Protection Agency, 80% of the asphalt from road surfaces' that is removed each year during widening and resurfacing projects is reused as part of new roads, roadbeds, shoulders and embankments.
If paper, plastic and aluminum are not recycled they add to the huge amount of material in landfill dumps all over the world. Plastic and aluminum will remain there for years and years. Recycling the materials above uses less energy than producing them from fresh materials, so there is a reduction in carbon emissions into the atmosphere, less cost to consumers, and smaller landfill dumps. if we don't recycle plastic than we will have to keep making more and more of it and to make plastic you have to use lots and lots of chemicals, especially oil.
plastic bags are durable ,inexpensive, waterproof, and stretchy. if we banned them we would have to use paper or tote bags. paper means we cut down trees, other words cut down forests and jungles. trees give us oxygen and without oxygen we die. not a good alternative. tote may be good for the enviorment but what happens if you forget them?!! what you use paper? if they give paper people wont use tote instead they will use paper. the same as paperwill happen as far as i know this is the best Eco and money friendly......
Umm... They're not. In any way I know of. They're terrible. The only concivable argument in their favor is paper bags have to have trees cut down to be produced and plastic doesn't but plastic sits in landfills for a century. In shorter terms, ditch plastic bags and if you feel bad about cutting down trees for your groceries go plant afew trees. Like, 10... We should have more trees.
we don't really know but if you really want to know travel the world and count on a pice of paper and that should tell you the answer