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Banning Plastic Bags


By smithdm3 - Posted on 18 January 2007

A story in today's Toronto Star, talks about Toronto discussing the banning of plastic bags, or in the very least, recycling them.

I'm personally all for banning them. In the past, most of my bags came from the grocery store, but now I use bins instead of bags for the most part.
Way better than paper or plastic bags are the biodegradable corn starch bags that MEC uses. They say they're more expensive, but I'm willing to pay 1-2% more for that sort of thing. They come from BioBag.

Ideally though, whenever possible (like at the grocery store), I just try to avoid bags altogether (MEC donates 5 cents to an environmental cause when you do so).

"Recycle your plastic bags. As part of Take it Back!, the City has partnered with Loeb to offer residents a plastic-bag recycling progam. View the full list of 19 Loeb retailers and other participating businesses."

http://ottawa.ca/city_services/environment/community/community_pride/litterbug/index_en.html

i gtg bye

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