Flaws of Single-Use Straws San Mateo County Environmental Health Services Blog

Flaws of Single-Use Straws  San Mateo County Environmental Health Services  Blog

Flaws of Single-Use Straws San Mateo County Environmental Health Services Blog

You spend minutes sipping through a straw but it can end up spending decades in the ocean because its plastic, and doesn’t biodegrade. Instead, it lingers as litter for an animal to mistake as food, or even worse, get stuck inside a sea turtle’s nose (yes, this has happened). For years straws remain the 7th…

Flaws of Single-Use Straws  San Mateo County Environmental Health Services  Blog

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Flaws of Single-Use Straws  San Mateo County Environmental Health Services  Blog

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Flaws of Single-Use Straws  San Mateo County Environmental Health Services  Blog

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Flaws of Single-Use Straws  San Mateo County Environmental Health Services  Blog

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Flaws of Single-Use Straws  San Mateo County Environmental Health Services  Blog

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Flaws of Single-Use Straws  San Mateo County Environmental Health Services  Blog

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Flaws of Single-Use Straws  San Mateo County Environmental Health Services  Blog

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Flaws of Single-Use Straws  San Mateo County Environmental Health Services  Blog

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Flaws of Single-Use Straws  San Mateo County Environmental Health Services  Blog

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Flaws of Single-Use Straws  San Mateo County Environmental Health Services  Blog

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Flaws of Single-Use Straws  San Mateo County Environmental Health Services  Blog

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Flaws of Single-Use Straws  San Mateo County Environmental Health Services  Blog

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