On the long list of things we should be doing to be more eco-friendly, switching over to reusable straws is one of the easiest. (Come on, people, it’s 2020—plastic is so last millennium.) To make it ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Not to be a hater, but to be a hater: Drinking out of the new sippy cup lids is not it. Ever since straws became public enemy #1 ...

Since Seattle’s plastic straw ban has taken effect, an array of biodegradable straws has hit restaurants, bars and cafés — some decent and some that dissolve almost the instant they come in contact ...

When people make the switch to reusable straws, it is usually with the best intentions—specifically, cutting down on the amount of landfill garbage they produce everyday. They’re great the first time ...

Right now, Americans use about 500 million plastic straws a day, most of which end up in the ocean. In an effort to cut that number down, two months ago, the New York City Council introduced ...

In order to keep disposable plastic straws from ending up in the ocean and harming sea animals, companies like Disney, Starbucks and Whole Foods have all vowed not to carry the item, most of which can ...

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Whether you consider single-use plastic straws a big problem or a fraction of the world's plastic consumption, there are plenty of options this year to give reusable straws as holiday gifts. Straws ...

The Standard's journalism is supported by our readers. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. After July 3, 2021, the ability to provide drinks products with ...

There’s a lot of chat right now about reducing our plastic use by banning straws. However, sometimes it’s necessary to use a straw if you’re disabled, for example. Often it’s simply more convenient, ...