Well take the global number of people who do that and multiply it by their average yearly usage and then compare it against the global plastic straw usage in tons.
If it is far lower, it is fine.
If it is close or higher, just advocate for proper recycling/disposal.
Well take the global number of people who do that and multiply it by their average yearly usage and then compare it against the global plastic straw usage in tons.
If it is far lower, it is fine.
If it is close or higher, just advocate for proper recycling/disposal.
Do you think plastic straws are banned in the places with waste management that allow plastics to be dumped in the ocean?
In my country pretty much every fast food straw lands in a fast food bin or in someone’s car and thence into household rubbish
None of that goes into water courses
Asia on the other hand has some pretty poor countries with crap rubbish handling