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Cities, towns, restaurants, places that have banned the straws

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Cities, towns, restaurants, places that have banned the straws

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he latest is Malibu, Calif. Before that came Seattle; Davis and San Luis Obispo, Calif.; and Miami Beach and Fort Myers, Fla. They're all cities that have banned or limited the use of plastic straws in restaurants.

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Glass straws. Glass is another material that can be used to make a reusable and durable alternative to the plastic straw. ... Seller Straw some recommends cleaning its glass straws in the dishwasher or using a stainless steel straw cleaner.

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Plastic Straws can't be easily Recycled
Plastics do not Biodegrade, and never fully Degrade

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Two facts about the impact of disposable plastic straws on our environment?

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Two facts about the impact of disposable plastic straws on our environment?

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Yet, they cause so much damage to the environment. The simplest way to reduce plastic pollution is to reject the use of single-use plastics, like straws. ... Good reusable straws are durable and easy to clean, as they will come with a special cleaning brush.

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How do plastic straws get into the ocean?

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How do plastic straws get into the ocean?

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Conventional wisdom recognizes most plastic straws that make it into the ocean are either left on the beach, dropped on sidewalks and streets, fall off of boats or blow out of trash cans and transport vehicles.