Americans think this is interesting

>americans think this is interesting

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>killing trees for paper is better than making plastic

why are americans so wasteful?

>Reddit thinks this is interesting
ftfy

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It is, yes.

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>Gets soaked and ruined faster requiring more replacement

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How much additional energy was consumed to make those bags and transport them to the store?

How resistant are they to accumulating moisture and falling apart?

Does this affect the shelf life of the product?

>no idea, but at least I virtue-signaled.

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Screenshotting a reddit post isn't technology.