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From: (no name) (no email)
Date: Tue Aug 05 2003 - 01:37:03 EDT
ron 'coyote' lussier writes:
>I mainly was wondering if disposing of paper overboard was a terribly
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>thing. I figured it would sink quickly and dissolve (or be eaten). I
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>hadn't thought about throwing tin cans overboard, but this also seems
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>relatively safe in the deep ocean, as it's too deep for anything but
>the sturdiest submarines, and the cans won't last very long (less than
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>a few years) before also corroding down to nothing.
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>Is my logic flawed?
No, the above is valid, it is plastic, especially packaging, that is the
real problem.
Dumping plastic overboard is strictly a no-no.
HTH
Lew
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