CR (Consumer Reports) - How to eat less plastic (February 2024 edition)
The consumer can have a little plastic, as a treat
this post was submitted on 10 Jan 2024
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Ah. Like having a cheat day. On tuesdays, just have a little plastic toppings on your tacos....
Thought of this community as soon as this issue hit my eyes for the first time last week.
Not "how to stop eating plastic"...just how to eat less....cuz we all have to eat some...
Maybe the FDA will add it to the food pyramid.
Declare it a vegetable like pizza.
I feel like having a vegetable pizza now 😭
Real or plastic veggies?
Solid base of plastic
For years I avoided seafood for the microplastics issue, then that study just dropped revealing that it's in chicken, beef, and plant-based meats too. Fuck ~~me~~ all of us, right?
best not look at the nano & microplastics in bottled water.
https://www.npr.org/2024/01/10/1223730333/bottled-water-plastic-microplastic-nanoplastic-study
cuz we all have to eat some...
That is the unfortunate reality.
Step 1: make sure to choose to be born to rich parents...
(j/k - this is Step 1 to just about every such piece of advice the media tends to give these days:-P)
Step 1 - Stop eating
