[GreenYes] RE: [heur] [GreenYes] Can you feed the stuff to the fish?

[Pete Pasterz <PAPasterz@no.address>]

Especially after the NRC presentation during which the NatureWorks rep.
stated that PLA will NOT decompose as litter on the roadside or in
water; only in a compost pile of 150 degrees!
 
Pete Pasterz

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In a message dated 11/2/2006 12:06:44 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,
stevew@no.address writes:think bio-plastic bottles are a great
idea except the "recycling problem" is definitely a concern.....should
definitely support other bio-plastic products such as cups, and
foodservice containers.  
 
I worry about all the food service containers and utensils that are
dumped into the environment  becoming fish and bird food before totally
decomposed.
Rick



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