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The Environment + Plastic Product Ban

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No, but they should force big corporations (Asda/Tesco/etc) to stop packaging mass produce in non-recycleable packaging

No, this policy is not far enough. Replacing plastic with single use paper is still unsustainable and causes major defor…

How do we not have a biodegradable material for things such as this? Why are we still using plastics in disposables.

Single use plastic is often the only option for disabled people. Hence why I do not think it should be totally banned

Yes, but instead of having a deadline of use, have a deadline of production as all unused products are going to end in l…

No, single use plastic is often an accessibility aid for many people and banning it may cause the death of many disabled…

This is complicated because of medical products and disability. However companies definitely should be incentivised to c…

Increase recycling facilities and the types of things that can be recycled. Use the train network to move items to count…

Banning is extreme. Instead add a small tax of 1-10 pence per disposable item, as is done with plastic bags in many coun…

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