Plastic straws have become a point of contention. Many cities and states have banned them because they end up in landfills, city streets (and sometimes even in sea turtles’ nostrils). But the bans ...

On the long list of things we should be doing to be more eco-friendly, switching over to reusable straws is one of the easiest. (Come on, people, it’s 2020—plastic is so last millennium.) To make it ...

In order to keep disposable plastic straws from ending up in the ocean and harming sea animals, companies like Disney, Starbucks and Whole Foods have all vowed not to carry the item, most of which can ...

“If there is any visibility of any damage or concern, throw it away,” Stanton said. “Don’t use anything that has any damage ...

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Plastic straws are everywhere, but they’re terrible for the environment. They’re not bio-degradable and aren’t reused, so they just pile up in landfills and often end up in nature. The good news is ...

As consumers prepare themselves for a potentially straw-less future — thanks to recently passed ordinances in cities banning straws, and companies agreeing to forsake the plastic item — the reusable ...

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- A woman's injury is raising questions about the safety of reusable straws after she says she swallowed ...

If you buy something from a link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. These straws are functional — stick them in a cup of liquid and they’ll convey it just fine — but their ...

These durable glass straws are wide, clear, and cleanable (#bless). Because they are see-through, you won’t have to worry about sipping up anything that had been stuck in the straw (gross, but it ...