Plastic Grocery Bags in Minneapolis
From:
Connie Sullivan
Date:
Mar 17 21:40 UTC
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At 8:03 AM +1300 3/18/08, Mark Snyder wrote:
>I think the legislative bill Trash Lady is referring to is
>HF0347/SF0264, which would require yard waste bags to be
>compostable, which I have to say kind of makes sense to me.
>
>Text can be found at
>https://www.revisor.leg.state.mn.us/bin/bldbill.php?bill=H0347.0.html&session=ls85
>
I understand that there are yard waste bags that decompose because
they're made of cornstarch. I have five ever-taller trees on my
40-foot wide lot, and would dearly love to not use plastic for the
leaves.
I imagine that cornstarch bags are pretty expensive, now that corn
futures and actual prices are so high because of the ethanol boom.
But, still, where can we get them in Minneapolis?
Connie
fills about 25 large leaf bags each fall, in Como
Southeast Minneapolis
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