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 @9NBK2ZT from California answered…22mins22m

some people, like my own sister, cannot drink from paper straws due to a gluten allergy. I think it would be good, but w…

 @9NBFYK2 from South Dakota answered…2hrs2H

No, impose fines on companies that produce products containing less than 50% biodegradable material.

 @9N9R5XT from Louisiana answered…12hrs12H

Yes, but carefully and with stringent guidelines in place to ensure it is being carried out as safely as possible.

 @9N9QTCK from Minnesota answered…12hrs12H

No because I don't want the birds to get hurt, but there should be more research done to find better environmentally fri…

 @9N9NNKL from Texas answered…14hrs14H

No, place stricter regulations on what defines “biodegradable” first and fund research for better biodegradable alternat…

 @9N9HPNVfrom Texas  answered…18hrs18H

No because lithium mining is destroying our planet and there is not enough electricity to charge cars on a large scale

 @9N9CHQZ from Florida answered…20hrs20H

Yes, use the imperfect product of local farmers as the ingredence for any government programs that gives away or sells f…

 @9N92GYS from North Carolina answered…22hrs22H

Yes, but never for superficial discoveries like cosmetics and only if the animals suffer zero discomfort

 @9N92GYS from North Carolina answered…22hrs22H

Not banned outright. Phase them out over a set transition period instead to avoid individual hardship, increase consumer…

 @9N92GYS from North Carolina answered…22hrs22H

Yes, but only if those regulations target the big polluters who are actually responsible for damaging the environment in…

 @9N8XVGK from Alaska answered…23hrs23H

No, but the US should use its economic power to hold other countries accountable to the standards of the accords.

 @9N8VSKD from California answered…24hrs24H

Companies should be given ample time to adjust and there should be clear relitivly same price alternatives.