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OnlinePoker

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3. I just used the title from the article.

Reply to cyclonefence (Reply #1)

Sat Feb 22, 2025, 11:09 PM

Feb 22

I have no problem with this, but am curious how they are biodegradable. Do they have to break them up before putting in a compost heap or landfill? How long do they last before they can no longer hold the liquid that they're holding?

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Taxpayers' cash ploughed into wooden bottles in net zero drive [View all] OnlinePoker Feb 22 OP

taxpayers' funds being "ploughed into" the manufacture of wooden bottles? cyclonefence Feb 22 #1

I just used the title from the article. OnlinePoker Feb 22 #3

Good question cyclonefence Feb 23 #4

I thought this was a joke. It's not! Hope it's not made of Wormwood. Wonder Why Feb 22 #2