Paper or Plastic or Neither?

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  1. BTOWN_HUSTLA

    BTOWN_HUSTLA NOW BUZZ KILLINGTON

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    I live right next to the ocean, I never see plastic bags floating aimlessly in the water.
     
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    by taking them to a place that recycles them.
     
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    pretty sure they take them at Fred Meyer, and probably every grocery store. I think giving credits for recycling the existing bags, bottle returns style, would be a better solution. That way, people who just stop in to buy something quick (like Xericx or whatever he's calling himself these days said) wouldn't be inconvenienced. I prefer the reusable bags anyway, they're much sturdier and never tear.
     
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    why do you need credits. if you want to use the burlap sacks, go ahead and use them if you want...not like you're forced to use the paper or plastic.
     
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    because it would give incentive for people to return the plastic bags to be recycled. i don't see how that could really be a bad thing.
     
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    people should recycle out of the goodness of their heart.
     

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