Can This City Banish Single-Use Coffee Cups?
This story has been co-published by Reasons to be Cheerful and the Outrider Foundation. If you line up to get coffee at one of Aarhus University’s many cafeterias, you won’t see a stack of disposable cups as you do at most cafes. Instead, if you want your flat white to go, you’ll be asked to pay 5 Danish kronor ($0.76) for a white polypropylene cup with a blue lid, branded with the word “REUSEABLE” in bold blue letters. You may even see people bringing the same REUSEABLE cup from home to fill wi
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