Can Bamboo Replace Paper And Plastic? And Should It?

With bamboo-based products on the rise, we wanted to see how they compared to their plastic and paper counterparts. We went to Taiwan and China for a behind-the-scenes look at how bamboo is turned into cups, lunchboxes, toilet paper, and cutlery - and figured out which of these products have the biggest impact on our environment.
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[@nokaton]

Just use reusable stuffs. That's it.

[@8scylinder508]

True, but no one cares to recycle

[@gy2gy246]

As long as we can't grow bamboo in the US, it's unlikely it will replace plastic here. It's too costly to import.

[@amanbagmare6657]

10:57 that’s an upside down Indian flag

[@ecoideazventures6417]

If we again replace one single use plastic with another single-use and throw item, how will it be eco-friendly from any angle? Bamboo is too valuable to be used and thrown away!

[@gy2gy246]

Bamboo grows like crazy, 3 feet a day, and is renewable and plentiful. It also composts when discarded.

[@goldfish8729]

Bamboo is biodegradable, plastic isn't.

[@YouTube_searcher-my7ow]

😮

[@kanav2361]

Use cannabis as an alternative

[@matteframe]

lay off the weed, it's rotting your brain