Endocrine disrupting compounds, which Senator Merkley mentioned, are a key part of the story.
We will continue to work on it.
So what about the water bottles that we buy in the store?
Isn't the answer none?
Because I am probably the only person up here who has actually visited a chemical recycling site.
I think the point you are making is that the landfills that you are shipping to are because you can't open similar landf...
But I can't pick up a piece of package recycling that is going to exist in the universe for thousands of years to come a...
If we can keep the PFAS out of products, that would be helpful as well.
If you go down to the cafeteria down below here, you will find that every piece of plastic that touches food is directed...
I will tell you, in Oregon it is much harder to return to stores now.
Are you going on to say Oregon is one of the highest recyclers of bottles?
a year in which we will all dedicate ourselves to make our communities, our States, our country and the world a better p...
But when you hear about plastics appearing in human breast milk, and when you are aware of the impacts of endocrine disr...
There is no way to get those microplastics out of the ocean, those that Senator Sullivan was concerned about and many of...
And you mentioned recycling. Is your industry supportive of nationwide strategy such as a bottle recycling bill to try t...
Wouldn't it make more sense for us to support the producers by not having a 50 State pattern and actually having packing...
I think we may have heard breaking news from Mr. Seaholm on a national bottle bill. We need a national bottle bill.
We need strong, some call it extended producer responsibility, I call it packaging reduction and re-use requirements.
