Please use disposable plastic straws as little as possible. It is far more harmful than you think.
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Since January 2018, France has also completely removed all cosmetics containing plastic particles. Today's climate has begun to endanger human life. Protecting the earth is no longer a slogan, but also a responsibility of modern people.
Spuntree shares the news of paper straws with you：
In 2017, France announced that it will become the first case after the ban on plastic tableware in 2020. From January 2018, France has also completely removed all cosmetics containing plastic particles. Today's climate has begun to endanger human life. Protecting the earth is no longer a slogan, but also a responsibility of modern people.
According to the survey, about 800 to 1,100 tons of plastic waste enter the ocean every year, and most of them are broken down into tiny debris, which is eaten by the sea creatures. The ultra-common plastic in daily life is the straw. Don't underestimate a small straw, its damage to the earth should not be underestimated.
1. Plastic straws contain toxic substances and are harmful to humans.
Some plastic pipettes still contain carcinogenic or toxic substances, and even plastic pipettes that have been labeled without bisphenol propane (BPA) may still contain other chemicals. We often covet the convenience of a moment, but invisibly hurt our own health.
2. Plastic straws need to be decomposed for at least 2000 years.
Although many plastic straws are made from recyclable materials, they are still difficult to recycle. Plastic straws have the characteristics of stability and non-decomposability. In addition to the deadly poisons generated by incineration, the underground will not be destroyed for a thousand years, which will impose a heavy burden on the earth.
The above is the latest paper straws information compiled by Spuntree for you.
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