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Category Archives: Reusable bags
Infringing on Personal Choice – by Rebecca Mayer
I appreciate choice. Should I take a yoga class or hike up a mountain this morning? Should I do homework or shop later in the day? Would I prefer to kill 200 types of species with my grocery bag this year, use valuable petroleum … Continue reading
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Bag Bans – by Rebecca Mayer
Telluride, where the film Bag It originated, has a long history of animosity with plastic bags. Years before Suzan began the project, there was a friendly competition among mountain towns. The competitors: Telluride, Mountain Village and Aspen, CO The challenge: … Continue reading
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E. Coli in Reusable Bags Scare
This has got my goat. I recently read about a study finding E. coli bacteria in reusable bags. Bacteria levels found in reusable bags were found to be significant enough to cause a wide range of serious health problems and … Continue reading
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Tagged 1998, AB 1998, ACC, bacteria, bag, ban, California, Chemistry, E. coli, Health, plastic bags, reusable, scare
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