[header] How to reduce plastic use [title] Skip the plastic straws. [step] Straws have become a huge problem in ocean contamination--in fact, they're one of the most common pieces of trash picked up on beaches. Eliminating straw use is easy and straightforward--if you order a drink that comes with a straw, just tell the waiter, barista, or worker that you don't need one.
[header] How to reduce plastic use [title] Skip the plastic straws. [step] Straws have become a huge problem in ocean contamination--in fact, they're one of the most common pieces of trash picked up on beaches. Eliminating straw use is easy and straightforward--if you order a drink that comes with a straw, just tell the waiter, barista, or worker that you don't need one.
Generally, it's best to skip leaving straws. Most of the time, straw orders are ordered on demand. You can also invest in reusable straws made of glass or stainless steel. [title] Bring a reusable tumbler or to-go mug when you order coffee. If these products do come with a straw, read the label carefully to make sure you don't have one. [title] Don't sell bad-tasting plastic drinks. If you need one, you can likely find them at restaurants. It's not necessary to have one--that's just why it's so popular.