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    From August Abolins@2:460/256 to All on Fri Jun 24 19:21:37 2022
    Hi All...

    the canadian fed gov't is using some weird language to define "single-use" plastic. garbage bags and doggie-poo bags are ok, but durable grocery bags that can then be used for garbage, are not.

    Ciao!
    /|ug (https://t.me/aabolins)

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  • From Nick Andre@1:229/426 to August Abolins on Sat Jun 25 02:38:32 2022
    On 24 Jun 22 19:21:37, August Abolins said the following to All:

    the canadian fed gov't is using some weird language to define "single-use" plastic. garbage bags and doggie-poo bags are ok, but durable grocery bags that can then be used for garbage, are not.

    Then by that logic, plastic straws are okay.

    What a weird nutty libtarded society we live in... that THIS is priority.

    Nick

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  • From August Abolins@1:153/757.21 to Nick Andre on Sat Jun 25 07:50:00 2022
    Hello Nick Andre!

    ** On Saturday 25.06.22 - 02:38, Nick Andre wrote to August Abolins:

    On 24 Jun 22 19:21:37, August Abolins said the following to All:

    the canadian fed gov't is using some weird language to
    define "single-use" plastic. garbage bags and doggie-poo
    bags are ok, but durable grocery bags that can then be
    used for garbage, are not.

    Then by that logic, plastic straws are okay.

    The "definition" has an exception for that! The bendable/flexi
    straws are "ok", but the not the straight ones.


    What a weird nutty libtarded society we live in... that
    THIS is priority.

    They DO say that it's problem based on the amount of plastic
    showing up on "the shores". I suppose, since is a Canadian
    ruling, they mean the shores of the Great Lakes.

    Here's the link to the original article. Notice how the gov't
    explanation kinda waffles in the exceptions:

    https://bbs.lc/8wDFG

    https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/single-use-plastics-explained-
    1.6498061
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  • From Mike Powell@1:2320/105 to AUGUST ABOLINS on Sat Jun 25 15:13:00 2022
    They DO say that it's problem based on the amount of plastic
    showing up on "the shores". I suppose, since is a Canadian
    ruling, they mean the shores of the Great Lakes.

    Or the oceans. That is where a lot of the plastic waste washes up on the US/Mexican West Coast, and where the "plastic waste islands" are.


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  • From Mike Powell@1:2320/105 to NICK ANDRE on Sat Jun 25 15:03:00 2022
    Then by that logic, plastic straws are okay.

    What a weird nutty libtarded society we live in... that THIS is priority.

    Generally speaking, those types of governments like to make priorities out
    of the low-hanging fruit that they can control while letting other things (especially ones that might hurt someone's feelings) go.

    Mike


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