Website review: ENN: China Bans the Use of Plastic ...
ecogeek discovered this in Environment
•7 reviews since Jan 11, 2008
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•enn.com/pollution/article/29017
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ecogeek discovered 8 months ago- From the page: "China announced this week that production and use of plastic bags in supermarkets and retail shops will be banned beginning June 1. This new law could have a considerably positive environmental impact, given that Chinese citizens "use as many as 3 billion plastic bags a day.""
- Tamus rated 8 months ago
- From the page: "China announced this week that production and use of plastic bags in supermarkets and retail shops will be banned beginning June 1. "
- Fatgadget rated 8 months ago
- China announced this week that production and use of plastic bags in supermarkets and retail shops will be banned beginning June 1. This new law could have a considerably positive environmental impact, given that Chinese citizens "use as many as 3 billion plastic bags a day.""
- eta-carinae rated 8 months ago
- From the page: "China announced this week that production and use of plastic bags in supermarkets and retail shops will be banned beginning June 1. This new law could have a considerably positive environmental impact, given that Chinese citizens "use as many as 3 billion plastic bags a day." The law is part of a larger campaign to fight "white pollution" in China, which includes other forms of rampant plastic and styrofoam use as well."
- jackld2258 rated 8 months ago
- Nice find, it's about time a major country banned plastic bags. Now the U.S.A. needs to do the same and more. Use hemp bags instead.
- meatbot rated 8 months ago
- It's such a sad fact that we only "discovered" the damaging things about plastic now. I suspect who ever designed plastic in the first place may have known about it's terribly long life span. Having China ban the use of plastic bags will surely make a difference but does not prevent the billions and billions of tons of plastic bags probably circulating on our earth already
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