Green to me is overreacting to every rumor my smiling, suburban housewife friends pass along to me.
"I heard BPA is bad, so I switched to glass bottles." "I heard this ... I heard that."
That's awesome. Good for you. But if it's harmful, shouldn't the onus for change land on the companies that are making the products? Because believe it or not, there are people OUTSIDE of the suburbs who can barely afford the formula to put INSIDE of those BPA-laden baby killer bottles, let alone go buy a new set of more expensive glass ones.
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Green to me is overreacting to every rumor my smiling, suburban housewife friends pass along to me.
"I heard BPA is bad, so I switched to glass bottles." "I heard this ... I heard that."
That's awesome. Good for you. But if it's harmful, shouldn't the onus for change land on the companies that are making the products? Because believe it or not, there are people OUTSIDE of the suburbs who can barely afford the formula to put INSIDE of those BPA-laden baby killer bottles, let alone go buy a new set of more expensive glass ones.
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