Plastic straws have come to symbolize a global pollution crisis. Trump wants them to stay
- President Donald Trump signed an executive order to reverse a federal move away from plastic straws, stating that paper straws don't work and are more expensive to produce than plastic straws.
- More than 390 million plastic straws are used daily in the United States, with most being thrown away after one use, according to Turtle Island Restoration Network.
- The Biden administration is committed to phasing out federal purchases of single-use plastics by 2027 and 2035 to address the plastic pollution crisis.
- Judith Enck, a former Environmental Protection Agency regional administrator, hopes people will use fewer plastic straws in response to Trump's executive order.
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