In my opinion, this could catch on ONLY if the alternative eco friendly straws are cost- effective.
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Cynthia Fulreader
8 years ago
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Straws are unnecessary extra plastic and often harm animals once disposed of. Only needed for those with specific disabilities. We can do this, Santa Fe!
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Dee Dee Shields
8 years ago
This has been my personal project and I am THRILLED to lesrn there is a StrawlessSF movement!!!
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Roni Rohr
8 years ago
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My daughter hasn’t been using straws for awhile . And bought a glass straw she keeps in her bag. She taught me and I’m in! The only straws that should be used now should be made from paper, for the sick, elderly, disabled in hospitals , etc. I want to make sure not to shame those that truly need straws to drink comfortably and often.
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stacey L McMullen
8 years ago
YES! This waste is killing our wildlife and polluting the oceans, rivers and land. I would happily go without straws and hope that local business will stop providing straws. So uneccesary--let's go forward and be smart about waste. BAN STAWS
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Rose Cavalcante
8 years ago
Please!!
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Nice! Next, let's get rid of the plastic to go bags at restaurants in town.
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Maryann Daley
8 years ago
Albuquerque too
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Cheri Newcomb
8 years ago
No plastic straws, please. I brought my own reusable straw in StrawSleeves (.com).
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Matt Harding
8 years ago
#stopsucking
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Amy Gail Williams
8 years ago
Stop hurting the oceans with unnecessary straws. Instead, use edible ones!
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Strawless, for Santa Fe!
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Marina La Palma
8 years ago
let's do this small thing. stop using and tossing. the Pacific Garbage/plastic patch is actually growing!
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Sandra Shoshani
8 years ago
This is a terrific senior project, Amber. Thank you for developing it for Santa Fe. Best wishes with your efforts and those good people who support Strawless Santa Fe. Every little step to improve humans' relationship with the Earth is worthwhile.
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Marlow Morrison
8 years ago
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I'm so excited about this! My New Year resolution was to rid my life of single use plastic iteams and straws were #1! I quickly learned it was harder than I though because you can't order a drink without get one even if you ask for "no straw", serves on auto pilot forget sometimes. Its a worth cause and I'm happy to join in!
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matthea hill
8 years ago
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It can take hundreds of years for a straw to break down. Then it breaks down into toxic pieces. I would completely support a biodegradable option or a complete ban. I saw your announcement in The Reporter and thought this was just great! Thanks for the oppurtunity to contribute!
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Charles Streeper
8 years ago
Go strawless!
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Tim Host
8 years ago
Yes!!!!!!
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Natalie Bovis
8 years ago
I believe in reducing plastic waste!
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sylvia nelms
8 years ago
Anything we can do to protect our wildlife is very worthwhile.
In my opinion, this could catch on ONLY if the alternative eco friendly straws are cost- effective.
Straws are unnecessary extra plastic and often harm animals once disposed of. Only needed for those with specific disabilities. We can do this, Santa Fe!
This has been my personal project and I am THRILLED to lesrn there is a StrawlessSF movement!!!
My daughter hasn’t been using straws for awhile . And bought a glass straw she keeps in her bag. She taught me and I’m in! The only straws that should be used now should be made from paper, for the sick, elderly, disabled in hospitals , etc. I want to make sure not to shame those that truly need straws to drink comfortably and often.
YES! This waste is killing our wildlife and polluting the oceans, rivers and land. I would happily go without straws and hope that local business will stop providing straws. So uneccesary--let's go forward and be smart about waste. BAN STAWS
Please!!
Nice! Next, let's get rid of the plastic to go bags at restaurants in town.
Albuquerque too
No plastic straws, please. I brought my own reusable straw in StrawSleeves (.com).
#stopsucking
Stop hurting the oceans with unnecessary straws. Instead, use edible ones!
Strawless, for Santa Fe!
let's do this small thing. stop using and tossing. the Pacific Garbage/plastic patch is actually growing!
This is a terrific senior project, Amber. Thank you for developing it for Santa Fe. Best wishes with your efforts and those good people who support Strawless Santa Fe. Every little step to improve humans' relationship with the Earth is worthwhile.
I'm so excited about this! My New Year resolution was to rid my life of single use plastic iteams and straws were #1! I quickly learned it was harder than I though because you can't order a drink without get one even if you ask for "no straw", serves on auto pilot forget sometimes. Its a worth cause and I'm happy to join in!
It can take hundreds of years for a straw to break down. Then it breaks down into toxic pieces. I would completely support a biodegradable option or a complete ban. I saw your announcement in The Reporter and thought this was just great! Thanks for the oppurtunity to contribute!
Go strawless!
Yes!!!!!!
I believe in reducing plastic waste!
Anything we can do to protect our wildlife is very worthwhile.