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Starting on Jan. 1, Colorado restaurants will no longer be able to use Styrofoam containers or cups (www.denver7.com)
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[–] SkyNTP@lemmy.ml 4 points 1 year ago

Always has been. "Styrofoam" is actually polystyrene (#6, PS plastic) in foam form. It's also turned into solid objects and is transparent. Typical examples include plastic utensils, CD case covers, and some food containers. If it's transparent, flimsy, and cracks really easily, it's probably polystyrene.