A South Korean government-backed study found paper straws had 6.33 times the carcinogenic impact of plastic straws. Researchers urged focus on reducing single-use waste, as biodegradable and bio-based alternatives also showed environmental drawbacks.
A South Korean government-backed study found paper straws had 6.33 times the carcinogenic impact of plastic straws. Researchers urged focus on reducing single-use waste, as biodegradable and bio-based alternatives also showed environmental drawbacks.
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