Are probably part of the garbage island floating around the Pacific Ocean. And they don't keep food warm anyway, so could they not find a biodegradeble alternative?
I really wanted that picture oriented the other way--so the clamshells were up top. Need to change that. I've no doubt thousands of them are floating in the garbage trap. Styrofoam doesn't break down any better than plastic.
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Are probably part of the garbage island floating around the Pacific Ocean. And they don't keep food warm anyway, so could they not find a biodegradeble alternative?
ReplyDeleteI really wanted that picture oriented the other way--so the clamshells were up top. Need to change that.
ReplyDeleteI've no doubt thousands of them are floating in the garbage trap. Styrofoam doesn't break down any better than plastic.