Mildred's commentary about the banning of plastic bags
leaving people that work in the manufactories jobless is correct. I did not stress this factor, but she has a
good point. What happens to the 4,500
people that worked in manufacturing plastic bags? Will they be put to manufacture paper bags?
I don’t understand how plastic bags are
effecting our environment, I feel like they are only effecting our environment
if they are not recycled properly.
Paper bags would kill our environment by killing our trees. Is that what people prefer? Maryland and Brownsville seem to have this
plastic bag ordinance straight.
Brownsville charges $1 for unlimited plastic
bags. Maryland charges 5 cents per plastic bag at grocery stores. That is a fair price, and it also leaves
residents happy.
A citizen reaction to
the banning of plastic bags in Austin is like half content, half frustrated. I work at a retail store myself, and there is
constantly people complaining because we no longer supply plastic bags. If we were able to still keep the plastic
bags and charge people a small fee, it would make local residents happy. If we could just be able to let people choose
what they wanted, instead of making half of the town mad.
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