Styrofoam cups and disposable utensils.

[Guest guest]

I've heard on a couple of occasions that some disposable cups and dinner ware

were using animal bi-products, so as to lessen the time it would take me to

research, I wanted to pose the question to the parents here to aid me in this,

I've for years now have not used styrofoam but I would like to be able to direct

other people who I give reasons as to why I rather use paper opposed to

styrofoam as to where I got the information from. All efforts are appreciated.

Thanks.

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Umbra on Grist is my " go to person " for all environmental questions:

http://www.grist.org/advice/ask/2003/02/06/umbra-styrofoam/

 

 

TELLY DAVIS <tdavissuperb wrote:

I've heard on a couple of occasions that some disposable cups and

dinner ware were using animal bi-products, so as to lessen the time it would

take me to research, I wanted to pose the question to the parents here to aid me

in this, I've for years now have not used styrofoam but I would like to be able

to direct other people who I give reasons as to why I rather use paper opposed

to styrofoam as to where I got the information from. All efforts are

appreciated. Thanks.

 

 

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