As residents of Exeter, we have added our signature to this petition to ask the Town and businesses to ban the use of styrofoam and seek alternatives to plastic packaging, as many other towns and states have already done. Our planet is suffering with nonrecyclable single-use plastics and we should be looking to making Exeter as sustainable as possible.
I was looking at the screen thinking about all the takeout containers I see littering the sides of the road and it just hits me that we actually have real momentum now. It feels like people are finally tired of seeing that white foam everywhere because this is growing way faster than I ever thought it would.
Reached 100 supporters
April 1, 2019
37 Comments
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Emily Kerr
7 years ago
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Time to invest in more sustainable options. I avoid some of the restaurants that use a lot of plastic and styrofoam.
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Stephanie Harrison
7 years ago
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Let's ban styrofoam, such as the to-go cups currently used in downtown Exeter for ice cream.
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Herb Moyer
7 years ago
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A group such as those of us supporting this ban would gain credibility if we could research sources for alternative packaging materials to assist local businesses in making such a transition. Any suggested resources ?
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Janka Lovering
7 years ago
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The Town of Exeter needs to enforce a Styrofoam ban (and eventually a single-use plastic ban), which would reduce waste, eliminate a possible carcinogen(!), and encourage sustainable behavioral changes.
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Kendra Ford
7 years ago
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I am the minister at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation in Exeter and Support this ban and wide ranging bans on non-renewable substances.
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Khara Barnette
7 years ago
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Please- for the love our earth- knock it off with the styrofoam. I’m pretty sure most of us are happy spending more to get compostable containers to take our food home with.
Plastic etc, all needs to GO!
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Tom Powley
7 years ago
Ban styrofoam and why not add straws and plastic grocery bags to Exeter’s list
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Nick Drinker
7 years ago
Please consider forming a sustainability commission
As residents of Exeter, we have added our signature to this petition to ask the Town and businesses to ban the use of styrofoam and seek alternatives to plastic packaging, as many other towns and states have already done. Our planet is suffering with nonrecyclable single-use plastics and we should be looking to making Exeter as sustainable as possible.
I was looking at the screen thinking about all the takeout containers I see littering the sides of the road and it just hits me that we actually have real momentum now. It feels like people are finally tired of seeing that white foam everywhere because this is growing way faster than I ever thought it would.
Reached 100 supporters
April 1, 2019
37 Comments
E
Emily Kerr
7 years ago
Featured
Time to invest in more sustainable options. I avoid some of the restaurants that use a lot of plastic and styrofoam.
S
Stephanie Harrison
7 years ago
Featured
Let's ban styrofoam, such as the to-go cups currently used in downtown Exeter for ice cream.
H
Herb Moyer
7 years ago
Featured
A group such as those of us supporting this ban would gain credibility if we could research sources for alternative packaging materials to assist local businesses in making such a transition. Any suggested resources ?
J
Janka Lovering
7 years ago
Featured
The Town of Exeter needs to enforce a Styrofoam ban (and eventually a single-use plastic ban), which would reduce waste, eliminate a possible carcinogen(!), and encourage sustainable behavioral changes.
K
Kendra Ford
7 years ago
Featured
I am the minister at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation in Exeter and Support this ban and wide ranging bans on non-renewable substances.
K
Khara Barnette
7 years ago
Featured
Please- for the love our earth- knock it off with the styrofoam. I’m pretty sure most of us are happy spending more to get compostable containers to take our food home with.
Plastic etc, all needs to GO!
T
Tom Powley
7 years ago
Ban styrofoam and why not add straws and plastic grocery bags to Exeter’s list
N
Nick Drinker
7 years ago
Please consider forming a sustainability commission
Time to invest in more sustainable options. I avoid some of the restaurants that use a lot of plastic and styrofoam.