@Korhaka@GreyShuck unless tehy were made of cardboard that would go soggy as soon as it touched water I don't think anything would break down fast enough to avoid harming animals. It'd probably be a lot less effort just to stick with solid discs and ban rings
@wav3ydave@largess@ajsadauskas@green I don't think it has to be a personal choice vs collective action dichotomy, we need a three pronged approach: 1) persuade those who can make better choices to make them 2) fight for a more equitable society so everyone has access to less damaging choices 3) make the better choices the easier, cheaper or default
@Korhaka @GreyShuck unless tehy were made of cardboard that would go soggy as soon as it touched water I don't think anything would break down fast enough to avoid harming animals. It'd probably be a lot less effort just to stick with solid discs and ban rings
@wav3ydave @largess @ajsadauskas @green I don't think it has to be a personal choice vs collective action dichotomy, we need a three pronged approach: 1) persuade those who can make better choices to make them 2) fight for a more equitable society so everyone has access to less damaging choices 3) make the better choices the easier, cheaper or default