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Originally Posted by Bill Bumface
Understood.
But the "reusable bags" are just plastic bags, but worse. It's another item on the list of shallow environmental measures that don't actually help, but sound good to voters.
This one feels like a mini version of Germany phasing out Nuclear power to be "green" and replacing it with coal. I wouldn't be surprised if Canada now spends more energy creating grocery bags than before the ban.
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The reusable bags are just the new single use bags. And the Coop compostable issue is the dumbest possible decision. A cashier told me that not only can they not sell one (as we know), but technically they’re not allowed to tell you where they are in the store, but they do exist. I don’t know how true that part is, but would it entirely surprise me?
Honestly, the legislators pushing these things need to be voted out purely on these decisions. They’ve clearly solved every other issue that actually matters at this point.