Plastic in the Riverside Cafeteria
Lisa and Lexi are grade 11 and 12 students in Ms. Chin's Socials 11 Explorations class. Our current project is to make a change on an issue we are passionate about. We have chosen to cut down on the use of single-use plastic at Riverside by trying to change the plastic utensils in the cafeteria to bamboo, a more biodegradable option. Lisa and Lexi would appreciate it if you would fill out our survey to help us reduce plastic waste at Riverside.
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Do you support Riverside switching from plastic to bamboo utensils? (forks / spoons) *
If the cafeteria started to charge $0.05 - $0.10 for utensils, would you be willing to pay? (forks / spoons) *
Did you know plastic utensils could cause harm to your health? *
Plastic utensils can cause harm to your health in a variety of ways.
Plastic utensils contain many chemicals that you can be exposed to when the utensil is under heat. (For example, eating hot food with a plastic utensil, the heat from the food heats the utensil.) The harm caused by eating with plastic utensils affects both children and adults equally. A higher risk of cancer to the liver and breasts, a higher risk of hormonal imbalances, and low sperm count, and a higher risk of kidney stones are all risks associated with eating with plastic utensils.
Did you know that single use plastic can cause harm to the environment? *
Thank you for your time, and help.
- Lisa and Lexi
 (@rside.bamboo on Instagram)
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