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A British coffee and tea chain, Boston Tea Party, is the first chain of its kind to ban disposable cups. You'll have to bring your own, or buy one there, or "rent" one by putting a deposit down. It's environmentally conscious, of course. But that kinda puts a damper on the idea of running in and grabbing your morning latte and taking it to work; would you be okay with this if, say, Starbucks or Caribou did it? Would it change your habits? (BBC)

Luggage gets lost. But what about a bunch of planeloads of people whose bags were lost for TEN DAYS and counting despite all of them being direct flights? Point-to-point? How does an airline lose luggage that is only going from point A to point B? That's what happened to a bunch of flights by Canadian carrier Sunwing, which managed to lose a lot of bags all at once and has still not recovered. Kind of inexcusable. Any bad lost luggage stories out there? (CBC)

You've heard the intensifying movement to ban plastic straws, but there's another side, and I bet you didn't think of it before now: Straws are essential for some disabled people who need them to drink. Straws make their lives easier. Are they going to have to carry their own if cities begin to ban them? (Toronto Star)