P-05-953 Ban Single Use Plastic Milk Bottles in schools
P-05-953 Ban Single Use Plastic Milk Bottles in schools
P-05-953 Ban
Single Use Plastic Milk Bottles in schools
This
petition was submitted by St Aidan's Church in Wales VA School having collected
a total of 369 signatures.
Text of Petition
We, children of St Aidan’s
Church in Wales VA School call on the National Assembly of Wales to change the
way we use plastic milk bottles in schools. Each day in Wales we use
approximately 300kg of plastic milk bottles which are used as part of the free
milk scheme in schools. We think it is portraying a negative view towards
sustainability, because more people are buying more plastic. The amount of
plastic bottles we use is outrageous.
Plastic is made out of
natural gas, crude oil and coal. We are using about 4,000 plastic bottles
nearly every year for this free milk scheme. We want you to ban single use
plastic milk bottles in school. We suggest that all schools in Wales purchase
big bottles of milk and pour it in plastic cups which we can use again. We are
using the fossil fuels faster than we can develop it. Thank you for reading
this petition and for hopefully helping the country sort this mass of waste.
Status
This petition was considered completed by the Petitions Committee at its meeting on 17/11/2020.
The Committee considered an update on the petition and, in light of all correspondence received to date and the absence of further recent contact from the petitioner, agreed to close the petition.
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It was first considered by the Petitions Committee on 29/09/2020.
Senedd Constituency and
Region
- Preseli Pembrokeshire
- Mid and West Wales
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Business type: Petition
Reason considered: Senedd Business;
Status: Complete
First published: 15/04/2020