Plastic bags, a blog post: www.ciociaria.ilcannocchiale.it
pity: 1) what is touted as a European standard is nothing more than a technical standard that UNIEN13432 down the biodegradability. 2) European law stipulates that a package may not be suitable when not responding a nessuna di 4 caratteristiche, la plastica ne risponde a 3 quindi l'Italia verosimilmente (vedi Francia pochi anni fa) verrà sanzionata. 3) il film biodegradabile è un compound di prodotti e, in una percentuale variabile tra i 40/60% è inserito un poliestere di origine fossile (petrolio). 4) non c'è materia prima bio. 5) al supermercato vendono i sacchetti della spazzatura in plastica. 6) le norma unien12432 stabilisce lo standard sotto condizioni da laboratorio: temperatura 52°C umidità luce. Mi spiegate come fa un sacchetto appeso ad un albero piuttosto che a 10mt sott'acqua a sciogliersi? 7) i famosi sacchetti riutilizzabili in polipropilene are outside the norm. Read the press release of the ministry. 8) who enacted this law, evidently felt that the Italian people is no longer educable. 9) the obvious solution would be trivial. If you enter a supermarket you will see: meat wrapped in plastic, plastic containers, plastic bottles in short, everything in plastic. If the plastic at the end of life (for example the packaging of the chicken) were re-granulated to produce end-use bags which would then contain garbage. 10) how many of those who write the articles are aware of the manufacturing process of paper ... especially of the recycled?
* Comment by Maurice arrived some Blog at January 13, 2011. Photo by: http://milano.repubblica.it
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