The flower industry has a thorny environmental problem — and plastic is just part of it | CBC News

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'The bulk of our flowers are grown in the Global South and transported worldwide in refrigerated cargo jets and trucks, wrapped in plastic and arranged in toxic floral foam.' — Becky Feasby, Calgary florist.

Posted: Sep 23, 2022 4:00 AM ET | Last Updated: September 23.

Posted: Sep 23, 2022 4:00 AM ET | Last Updated: September 23

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Ahh, so you mean pretty much everything? How do you think your clown base reads this virtue-signaling propaganda? On peices of toilet paper still?

Best way to deal with this is stop buying dead flowers. Spending money on flowers is ridiculous and foolish. You can't eat them and you can't put them in your gas tank so why buy them?

Sounds like every product made in the world lol.

The bulk of our diamonds are grow deep underground and the land removal is just part of the environmental damage done, as well as being shipped world wide to box centres and store fronts laced in gold, defund the CBC, their carbon foot print is too large in those big buildings.

Yeah, start by taking care of Justin Trudeau's budding monthly emissions and get back to us about floristry.

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The flower industry has a thorny environmental problem — and plastic is just part of it | CBC News'The bulk of our flowers are grown in the Global South and transported worldwide in refrigerated cargo jets and trucks, wrapped in plastic and arranged in toxic floral foam.' — Becky Feasby, Calgary florist. Yeah, start by taking care of Justin Trudeau's budding monthly emissions and get back to us about floristry. The bulk of our diamonds are grow deep underground and the land removal is just part of the environmental damage done, as well as being shipped world wide to box centres and store fronts laced in gold, defund the CBC, their carbon foot print is too large in those big buildings. Sounds like every product made in the world lol.
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