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Plastic straws and drink containers are no longer allowed here in Germany.
Something to do with reducing pollution.
Contrariwise, we ARE due to have an election in 3 weeks ;-)
Posted by: Ole Phat Stu | September 02, 2021 at 08:58 PM
Stu--As one who picks up trash as she walks around the neighborhood, I can attest to single-use plastics' being a scourge. And that doesn't even address the deeper costs to our environment, only the aesthetics. We are behind Germany, but we are creeping toward outlawing such plastics. At times, I have tried to get the super market and such places to put the food into containers that I provide; but, mostly, that has not been allowed. I re-use as much of the plastics that I get as is feasible and do not accept plastic cutlery with take-out food orders. (One small dish in which Chinese food was served while I was in Kansas City as a Red Cross volunteer working a disaster with FEMA, is still in regular use. It has been at least six years since my last such an assignment.)
Posted by: Cop Car | September 03, 2021 at 07:04 AM
Oh yes! When we visited New York it was very humid. Each morning I washed my hair and dried it carefully but the minute I walked outside the hotel frizz it would go.
Posted by: Liz Hinds | September 03, 2021 at 01:39 PM