Do feed bags make climate change?

[tripletfeb]

Hello I believe you. But to me it is still a great idea and I still think everyone should. It would mean no one paid for bags that pollute the world. However, I think this will remain only a dream. Even if I try to buy organic, in reality, it's not because I paid the company that made unorganic things for my product.

The feed bags can be reused. Not everything pollutes the environment. Our planet is pretty amazing at healing itself

 

[Kenya Mwangi]

Not everything pollutes the environment.

I agree. I actually think everyone agrees with that.

Our planet is pretty amazing at healing itself

I just hope it can heal itself from plastics and "forever chemicals".

The feed bags can be reused.

Recycling is the best, but repurposing a feed bag into a purse doesn't help stop the big factories bag making process which pollutes the planet.

 

[tripletfeb]

Recycling is the best, but repurposing a feed bag into a purse doesn't help stop the big factories bag making process which pollutes the planet.

No, it doesn't. But there are so many companies that provide products for consumers, how else are they supposed to package their products? And I bet they have scientists trying to figure out ways to make the bags different. I'm going to play devils advocate here. Think of all the jobs that would be lost if those companies went out of business. The plastics industry employees millions of people alone

 

[Kenya Mwangi]

But there are so many companies that provide products for consumers, how else are they supposed to package their products?

I like your question because I never thought of it. But just now I found "sustainable packaging" at wikipedia. It seems big companies need it to be affordable to do it, so they would rather poison the world for a dollar.

Think of all the jobs that would be lost if those companies went out of business. The plastics industry employees millions of people alone

Wouldn't that be the best if the plastics industry had no workers to destroy our water? I can only dream of that day. I wonder though about the qualifications necessary to be a plastic industry worker and if they could easily get a different job. I think being smart enough to adhere to safety procedures to not get themselves injured in that kind of job would translate easily to a different more planet friendly job.

 

[tripletfeb]

I like your question because I never thought of it. But just now I found "sustainable packaging" at wikipedia. It seems big companies need it to be affordable to do it, so they would rather poison the world for a dollar.

Wouldn't that be the best if the plastics industry had no workers to destroy our water? I can only dream of that day. I wonder though about the qualifications necessary to be a plastic industry worker and if they could easily get a different job. I think being smart enough to adhere to safety procedures to not get themselves injured in that kind of job would translate easily to a different more planet friendly job.

I think having no more plastics workers would be horrible. The world runs on plastic and millions of people would lose their jobs. Who knows if or when they could get a new one, in this economy? You do what you want, with food and whatever. But to wish millions of people jobless is not something I condone

 

[Altairsky]

The sun is burning hotter and in one or 2 billion years it will cook everything alive in this planet before exploding into a supernova and eat it all 4 billion years from now. It's not a plastic bag that changes climate. The worst a plastic bag can do is killing whales and other sea life. However plastic doesn't throw itself in the ocean, it's people who throw it there, often the same people who worry about climate change. People is the problem, not plastic.

 

[Kenya Mwangi]

I think having no more plastics workers would be horrible.

I am glad you have your own opinion, but I clearly asked for no arguing on my post from the onset. It seems you are here for only that reason.

But to wish millions of people jobless is not something I condone

Do you know anyone who wishes millions to be jobless? Is that something someone said to you? I know you didn't read that here, which is why I am bringing it up as to how it is relevant to information that I asked for, which, by the way, you haven't given any and only just have argued. Please be helpful or stop.

 

[Kenya Mwangi]

Hello Everyone let's work together instead of taking sides to help spread information that people are looking for. Let's not discourage each other from finding the information we are all looking for. And if all you have to offer is support with likes for anyone that opposes the person you don't like, well guess what, you matter too.

 

[Kenya Mwangi]

The sun is burning hotter and in one or 2 billion years it will cook everything alive in this planet before exploding into a supernova and eat it all 4 billion years from now. It's not a plastic bag that changes climate. The worst a plastic bag can do is killing whales and other sea life. However plastic doesn't throw itself in the ocean, it's people who throw it there, often the same people who worry about climate change. People is the problem, not plastic.

Hello I like your post. A billion years? Supernova exploding? People don't know how the Great Pyramids were built but they know how hot the sun is back then and what it will be in a billion years?


Plastic doesn't throw itself in the ocean. Plastic doesn't make itself either.

People is the problem......I agree.

Did you find any information about plastic making factories?

 

[tripletfeb]

I am glad you have your own opinion, but I clearly asked for no arguing on my post from the onset. It seems you are here for only that reason.

Do you know anyone who wishes millions to be jobless? Is that something someone said to you? I know you didn't read that here, which is why I am bringing it up as to how it is relevant to information that I asked for, which, by the way, you haven't given any and only just have argued. Please be helpful or stop.

I'm not arguing. And it was you that said

I like your question because I never thought of it. But just now I found "sustainable packaging" at wikipedia. It seems big companies need it to be affordable to do it, so they would rather poison the world for a dollar.

Wouldn't that be the best if the plastics industry had no workers to destroy our water? I can only dream of that day. I wonder though about the qualifications necessary to be a plastic industry worker and if they could easily get a different job. I think being smart enough to adhere to safety procedures to not get themselves injured in that kind of job would translate easily to a different more planet friendly job.

Make your own chicken food if you want but it's not the bags the feed comes in that pollutes the planet