New York City could soon become the biggest U.S. metropolis to outlaw Styrofoam food and beverage containers.
Currently, most Styrofoam products used in the city end up in landfills.
At issue now is whether polystyrene, commonly known as Styrofoam, can be effectively recycled in a way that doesn't cost too much.
New York passed a law last year restricting the sale and use of cups, food containers and packing materials made out of polystyrene. It will apply to restaurants, coffee shops, food carts and various other establishments.
But the ban was put on hold to first give manufacturers and the city time to see if they can come up with a way to recycle the material.
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