It is better primarily for the environment. Such a bag does not create a problem – it is a solution. Compost is a resource, not waste. Waste in a landfill can become toxic, so it must be secured in the landfill. In contrast, compost is food for plants: instead of polluting, it supports our fight for a better living environment. ,[object Object],[object Object],It is also better for the community. Oil resources are essentially stored solar energy in plants from millions of years ago that have become oil. They are limited like any reserve, like food in the fridge. Unfortunately, we cannot go to some cosmic store and buy more oil for Earth, refilling our fridge. Oil forms over millions of years, and we will use up all its reserves within 200-250 years. We only have a few decades left of using this store. Additionally, we extract less and less oil each year, and it is increasingly expensive. Therefore, we must manage these reserves rationally. This is why a bag made from renewable plants is better than one made from non-renewable oil.,[object Object],[object Object],A biodegradable bag is better for your children. You've seen litter scattered through forests. Imagine that some of it is decades old. Later, greenery covers it, but it is still there. And it will be there for over 10 generations. Your great-great-great-great-great-great-grandchildren will still be dealing with the waste problem we create if we don't stop.