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No more styrofoam. We're saved!
"(PeteCresswell)" wrote:
Per DerbyDad03: There's bound to be some environmental upside to eliminating styrofoam and going to paper and plastic since plastic is reusable and both paper and plastic are recyclable. And I am guessing that there is some science on the advisability of using styrofoam.... not that I care that much... but Bloomberg is no dummy and I'll bet he is basing his ideas on something pretty solid. These are NOT styrofoam. http://www.greenlinepaper.com/kitche...hell-p245.html Greg |
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