| # | Name | Comments |
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| 151 | Linda Pedersen-Hylka | |
| 152 | Bernard Whitman | |
| 153 | Anonymous | |
| 154 | Alida Margolin | |
| 155 | Karen Miller | |
| 156 | Anonymous | |
| 157 | Carter Dillman | |
| 158 | Cynthia Cohen | I refuse to use syrofoam personally, do not patronize businesses that use it. |
| 159 | Ryan Scholl | |
| 160 | Anonymous | |
| 161 | Anonymous | |
| 162 | Anonymous | |
| 163 | Leslie Davidson | Not only is Styrofoam unrecyclable, at high heat it leaches toxins into the food it contains. |
| 164 | Phyllis Andrews | Let's do it! |
| 165 | Anonymous | Yes, let's make our world better and stimulate commerce by developing a new and better way to store take out food. Relying on market forces to do this won't work in this case. |
| 166 | Barbara Earnest | Also, small pieces of styrofoam (like snibbles) get airborne and because a huge trash issue.
Thank you for this bill! |
| 167 | Cynthia Doty | |
| 168 | Estelle Abrahamson | |
| 169 | Joan Bergmann | Do you have more info on alternative bioplastics? |
| 170 | Alina Wilczynski | |
| 171 | Patrick O'Shaughnessey | |
| 172 | Hedda Fields | |
| 173 | Anonymous | |
| 174 | George K. Tulloch, Jr. | Thank you for finally trying to ban this ecologically ruinous and envirnmentally poisonous waste.
A vote to ban styrofoam is a vote for sustaining a global environment. hospitable to human life. |
| 175 | Allison Lucey | |
| 176 | Dirk McCall | |
| 177 | Amy Harlib | Stopping the use of styrofoam will help save the planet. I think we'd all want to do that! |
| 178 | Karen Falk | I am excited that legislators will act to ban this pernicious pollutant. Its negative properties have been known for years. It is about time to protect our environment from styrofoam. |
| 179 | Anonymous | |
| 180 | Bruce Rosen | |
| 181 | Anonymous | |
| 182 | Joan S. Levine | |
| 183 | Anonymous | |
| 184 | Elaine Buirkle | |
| 185 | Joseph Buirkle | |
| 186 | Isabella Buirkle | |
| 187 | John Seley | |
| 188 | steven | this is long overdue. thank you. |
| 189 | Ann Claps | |
| 190 | Ann Claps | |
| 191 | Mary Max | |
| 192 | Barbara Binder | |
| 193 | Barbara Binder | |
| 194 | Katherine Kinast | |
| 195 | Elizabeth Royte | Let's stop using styrofoam trays, but know that the plant-based trays won't biodegrade unless we get them to a commercial composting operation. |
| 196 | Lili Grudzien | |
| 197 | William Storrs | Let's ban this problem, before it gets worse enough to the point where we can't do anything more. |
| 198 | Marguerite Dodd | I have been waiting for this!!! This is the best new's I've heard in a LONG time! Lets get 'em New York State |
| 199 | Ron Paulsen | I also don't think we as New Yorkers or we as Americans should simply stop at styrofoam. Paper and plastic bags should also be banned. The amount of pollution and money saved if every american family purchased a few re-usable bags would have an incredible impact on our country and our planet! |
| 200 | Larissa Humiston | |