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A Danish environmental agency commissioned a study that required 7,100 uses of a single cotton tote bag to break even on environmental cost, and the number buried in that finding rewrites what the grocery-run habit actually costs the earth
Walk into almost any grocery store in America and you will see them: the cotton tote bag looped over a shopper’s wrist, printed with a slogan or a bookstore logo, swinging past the checkout lane like a small badge of conscience. They replaced the... Read more.
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