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Are disposable diapers really that much worse for the environment than other kinds of diapers?

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Are disposable diapers really that much worse for the environment than other kinds of diapers?

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Yes, because they are not biodegradable, so they can last forever in dumps. However, the diaper manufacturers have spent millions in research to lessen the materials in the diapers, making them more environmentally friendly. Some will argue that cloth diapers are better. I disagree. The water and soap used to clean the diapers is significant and in areas where water is precious, this can be a real issue. It comes down to the fact that nothing is good but the baby needs a diaper. You will need to decide what is best for the baby and what you can live with.

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