Reasusable bags at the supermarket: the tip of a iceberg.
By marguicha
@marguicha (223795)
Chile
January 13, 2019 6:41am CST
Good morning, dear lotters.
I have to do today to buy some things to serve at tea time for María and Claudia. I woke up trying to remember that I must take reusable bags to the supermarket. If I don´t, I can either bring my things in my hands or they will sell me a reusable bag they have there.
As I see it, it is another way the supermarkets are earning money. Because I ask myself what are they doing to help with the banning of plastics.
They could only sell sodas in glass bottles. Here, sodas are sold in recyclable glass bottles too.
There are lots of products that can be made with glass. In fact, many things are done with plastic or glass. I can think of formula bottles or yogurt containers. And although glass is more expensive, it might not be so if it is reused.
What are your thought about this, friends?
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@marguicha (223795)
• Chile
14 Jan 19
We should learn that again. There are some good old things too.
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@JohnRoberts (109846)
• Los Angeles, California
13 Jan 19
That is true. If plastic bags are banned then why are they still sold? Another way of profit for markets and savings as they don't provide them anymore.
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@marguicha (223795)
• Chile
13 Jan 19
There should be alternative materials for many things. I had wooden toys in my childhood. And although some plastic toys cannot be replaced with wooden ones, children could be taught to use some. Plastic dishes and cups are not as nice as glass and other materials. We should just learn to take care of what we have so it lasts more. And just ban some things from being sold.
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@JohnRoberts (109846)
• Los Angeles, California
13 Jan 19
@marguicha Exactly. When I was growing up, it was paper bags and glass containers.
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@marguicha (223795)
• Chile
13 Jan 19
@JohnRoberts Yes. And children should be taught to be more careful with glass. We were.
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@marguicha (223795)
• Chile
14 Jan 19
and we should use less things that are wrapped or held in plastics.
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@amitkokiladitya (171927)
• Agra, India
13 Jan 19
Here every time they get banned. They are not seen for a while and then they come up again.
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@marguicha (223795)
• Chile
13 Jan 19
I don´t know what wwill happen here. I wish more plastics were banned. Those that can be replaced by other natural things.
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@marguicha (223795)
• Chile
13 Jan 19
@amitkokiladitya It is a shame. This is a global problem.
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@amitkokiladitya (171927)
• Agra, India
13 Jan 19
@marguicha same here. We have so much pollution everywhere in our city
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@MATTKARVAR (78)
• Tehran, Iran
14 Jan 19
It seems the more we go forward it gets worse on this matter specially with all global warming problem and huge wastage around the world. we need to take responsibility and be serious on recycling. governments must perform a program for collecting and recycling materials. I believe with busy life style of these days glasses won't work any more, we need more efficient methods according current life style.
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@marguicha (223795)
• Chile
14 Jan 19
I have seen on TV waste material in the sea that has the size of a continent.
@MATTKARVAR (78)
• Tehran, Iran
15 Jan 19
@marguicha It burns my heart human's irresponsibility against nature.
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