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By: MacKay Lass

MacKay Lass — Sat, 14 Mar 2009 20:19:10 +0000

Kohls will not allow you to use your own tote bag for purchases, demanding you either use plastic or purchase their brand bag. manufacturing another tote bag with an ad on the side is obviously not ecologically sound when I have a generic tote of my own. I left without a purchase and without either of their bags. I will not return until they modify their policy

By: BIOPLAST

BIOPLAST — Fri, 16 Jan 2009 07:09:55 +0000

Now there is a solution and much better alternative to levying, recycling and reusable canvas grocery bags for those who forgets their canvas bag at home or in the car which is called “Bioplast Biodegradable Plastics.”
Bioplast is a manufacturing company of BIOPLAST Branded Biodegradable Garbage Bags and Fridge Bags for the household markets and for the industry as well as Biodegradable Carrier Bags and Vegy Bags for the retail sector using their own patented unique formula of bacteria enzyme base substrate as against starch base as used by other manufacturers world over.
Bioplast is the only Biodegradable technology in the world using bacteria enzyme base substrate which is 100% biodegradable within 6 months after disposal as per ASTM-D 5988-1996 and EN 13432:2000/ISO 14855 standards with the lowest cost addition.
Bioplast biodegradable products are also compostable and hence enhancing the nutritive value of the remaining soil. All the ingredients of Bioplast biodegradable plastic products are food grade and non-toxic in nature therefore suitable to be in contact with food products.
Bioplast believes that this great innovation will go a long way in preserving the ecological balance around the world which has brought intelligent and affordable solution to the disposal of polyethylene plastic waste problem worldwide.
The local and central Governments must now ban all non-biodegradable plastic bags and force all the retailers to use ONLY Bioplast 100% Biodegradable bags in their stores without any charge as an alternative to reusable canvas bags for those who forget their canvas bag at home, of which will be the evidence of their sincere concern for the environment and their commitment to tackling the considerable problem of plastic bag waste and the pollution.
“What will you tell your children? Were you part of the Problem or part of the Solution?”
http://www.bioplast.com.tr

By: Ralph

Ralph — Tue, 13 Jan 2009 19:51:29 +0000

I live outside of a small town named Seguin, in Texas. They don’t recycle, or maybe better put, they don’t make recycling user-friendly. There are no recycle receptacles, so you have to want to recycle really bad to drive all the way back to the store with bags. But we are also forced to throw away many forms of plastic bottles, cans, and glass for the same reason.
Many people talk “green” but won’t make the effort.

By: C

Tue, 13 Jan 2009 17:35:07 +0000

I was lucky, I was raised on a small farm with rich soils, and we really didnt have much use for plastic, that is until it became mainstream. Now I can’t go anywhere without seeing plastic as it slowly breaks down into soup. It’s not easy moving away from plastic, but the little things will add up.