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Major grocery chain faces criticism after seeming to fall short on nationwide pledge: 'Customers have told us it makes no sense'
The company says it's exploring “how to achieve progress on this challenging topic." Major grocery chain faces criticism ...
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No paper, no plastic: Be ready as commissaries adopt reusable bags
Guam's commissaries got rid of plastic and paper bags as of ... and legislative environment" until each store no longer carries single-use bags, officials said in a release. Once a store makes ...
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First-of-its-kind facility could transform the future of plastic bags: 'We never said that it is absolutely a no-go'
The hope is to recycle plastic in a way that's more efficient and less picky than pyrolysis, where plastics are heated in a ...
Oregon Senate votes in favor of more restrictions on plastic: What to know
The bill would place limits on single-use plastics at restaurants and hotels and ban thicker plastic bags at stores and ...
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Plastic bag bans don’t help the ocean - there are better solutions | Todd Myers
We don’t want plastic in the ocean. Most plastic degrades slowly and we have all seen pictures and videos of marine life ...
In a post-plastic world, what bags do Connecticut’s grocery stores offer? There's a difference.
Connecticut has eliminated billions of plastic bags from the economy and ecosystem with a ban on single-use bags. But what do ...
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No plastic bag ruling ineffective
THE National Solid Waste Management Department does not expect a significant reduction of plastic bags in the landfill following the ban of plastic bags. This is because the public continues to ...
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Opinion: Plastic bag bans don’t help the ocean - there are better solutions
We don’t want plastic in the ocean. Most plastic degrades slowly and we have all seen pictures and videos of marine life ...
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Oregon Senate votes in favor of more restrictions on plastic: What to know
Robinson was one of eight no votes on the bill, all Republican. Single-use condiments and cutlery would be available only upon request beginning July 1, 2026. Thicker plastic bags would be banned ...