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TwitterAll-natural fibers: Canvas, jute, hemp, etc. are strong, long-lasting, and come from renewable sources.
Brown paper bags: These cost more up-front than plastic bags, but have none of the after-costs.
Paper bags come from renewable sources, are biodegradable, re-useable, and recyclable. They contain no toxic chemicals.
Using our heads, and our hands: Our first tools – our hands – are the most renewable resource ever invented for carrying things.
Boxes: Stores have a constant influx of cardboard packing boxes. We save our grocers’ time and effort when we take purchases home in these boxes.
Waxed paper, parchment paper, paper bags, cloth napkins: These materials can be used to wrap our snacks and lunches without destroying birds, animals, and sea life.
Truly bio-degradable synthetics: Today, cellophane, corn starch-based compounds, and other benign products are being developed used, but they still often contain plastic. Please use the above alternatives instead!
Brown paper bags: These cost more up-front than plastic bags, but have none of the after-costs.
Paper bags come from renewable sources, are biodegradable, re-useable, and recyclable. They contain no toxic chemicals.
Using our heads, and our hands: Our first tools – our hands – are the most renewable resource ever invented for carrying things.
Boxes: Stores have a constant influx of cardboard packing boxes. We save our grocers’ time and effort when we take purchases home in these boxes.
Waxed paper, parchment paper, paper bags, cloth napkins: These materials can be used to wrap our snacks and lunches without destroying birds, animals, and sea life.
Truly bio-degradable synthetics: Today, cellophane, corn starch-based compounds, and other benign products are being developed used, but they still often contain plastic. Please use the above alternatives instead!
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