1 posted on
03/08/2007 2:08:19 PM PST by
Cagey
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To: Cagey
It's nice to see Newsome doing something productive with his time instead of making headlines with his personal life.
2 posted on
03/08/2007 2:10:10 PM PST by
voltaires_zit
(Government is the problem, not the answer.)
To: Cagey
Twenty years ago, shoppers were encouraged to use plastic bags, they were even forced on you in some stores, all this in the Name of " Save a tree"...
3 posted on
03/08/2007 2:10:57 PM PST by
JoanneSD
To: Cagey
LOL!
I remember when they banned paper bags!
Obviously, we are headed into a repeat of the "Global Ice Age of the 1970s".
4 posted on
03/08/2007 2:11:16 PM PST by
Balding_Eagle
(If America falls, darkness will cover the face of the earth for a thousand years.)
To: Cagey
However stupid this is, paper bags are better. We need to find a use for the lousy trees the government is growing so that the USFS can start over.
6 posted on
03/08/2007 2:14:34 PM PST by
Carry_Okie
(The fourth estate is the fifth column.)
To: Cagey
If they want to reduce the unnecessary use of plastice bags, they can have people pay for the bags, say 5 cents per bag.
7 posted on
03/08/2007 2:15:09 PM PST by
paudio
(WoT is more important than War on Gay Marriage!)
To: Cagey
I'm glad to hear that. I really don't care about newsome at all and could care less what he thinks about the idea cause it is not his idea and not HIS world.
That said...I love the idea and hope it catches on around the country. I personally am sick and tired of seeing plastic bags stuck in trees and plastered up against fences with names of stores on them. Let's go back to paper. It's the best.
I'm sure with today's technology they could do something so that the plastics wouldn't be mixed up in the recycle bins.
To: Cagey
I prefer the plastic and I reuse them till they fall apart. Also plastic recycles more cleanly than paper. I don't know about biodegradable plastic. Is it really clean or is it just out of sight out of mind?
10 posted on
03/08/2007 2:15:59 PM PST by
cripplecreek
(Peace without victory is a temporary illusion.)
To: Cagey
I guess that hefty grocery bag tax they imposed a while back did not do the trick. Why don't they just ban groceries? They do far more damage to the environment then bags.
Dear Lord, why do I think I gave them an idea!?!
11 posted on
03/08/2007 2:16:28 PM PST by
spikeytx86
(Pray for Democrats for they have been brainwashed by their fruity little club.)
To: Cagey
13 posted on
03/08/2007 2:18:04 PM PST by
finnman69
(cum puella incedit minore medio corpore sub quo manifestus globus, inflammare animos)
To: Cagey
What about all the people walking around breathing? They just use the air once -- then they put a bunch of CO2 into it. Why not make everyone wear a SCUBA rebreather? If you can't afford a rebreather, you could just breathe into plastic bags -- or just wear one over your head until you nearly pass out -- then tie it to hold the CO2 for collection. The bags could be opened in greenhouses, or taken to a facility for sequestering in old oil fields.
To: Cagey
The measure would require grocery stores to offer only bags made of recyclable paperIsn't most paper recyclable? Or perhaps they meant recycled paper? Idiots.
20 posted on
03/08/2007 2:20:08 PM PST by
Patriotic1
(Dic mihi solum facta, domina - Just the facts, ma'am)
To: Cagey
But it's opposed by the California Grocers Association as potentially doing more damage to the environment.
Facts, schmacks. It's how you feeeeel that counts.
21 posted on
03/08/2007 2:20:26 PM PST by
reagan_fanatic
(I have a big carbon footprint and I'm not afraid to use it.)
To: Cagey
How do plastic bags 'choke' wildlife?
22 posted on
03/08/2007 2:21:31 PM PST by
lesko
To: Cagey
Is it possible to ban San Francisco?
To: Cagey
Canvas bags are nice, but if you put meat in them or if you end up with some of our famous contaminated food and you don't wash your bags you could have some issues on your next purchase. People don't like to spend time washing grocery bags.
To: Cagey
26 posted on
03/08/2007 2:22:46 PM PST by
snowrip
(Liberal? YOU HAVE NO RATIONAL ARGUMENT. Actually, you lack even a legitimate excuse.)
To: Cagey
Supporters of the ban say the bags eat up fossil fuels, litter the streets and choke wildlife.
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This is as good as the global warming scam -- the mentally-challenged liberals of San Freakcisco just keep getting better.
27 posted on
03/08/2007 2:22:55 PM PST by
EagleUSA
To: Cagey
I love the plastic grocery bags. I get the store to double bag my groceries and when I get home, I save the bags.
When I have enough bags saved up, I have a big, plastic bag bonfire. They make pretty colors and lots of smoke.
28 posted on
03/08/2007 2:23:25 PM PST by
SIDENET
(Now selling carbon offsets. Get some today!)
To: Cagey
I know a guy who owns one of the few paper bag plants left. This will be welcome news to him.
30 posted on
03/08/2007 2:23:37 PM PST by
ichabod1
("Liberals read Karl Marx. Conservatives UNDERSTAND Karl Marx." Ronald Reagan)
To: Cagey
I knew that when IKEA announced they would no longer provide plastic bags to their customers that the environmental socialists would take the cue through government restriction.
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