Sacramento, CA- A bill to ban single use plastic bags passed the Senate Environmental Quality Committee today and moved one step closer to the Governor’s desk. AB 298 (Brownley) would ban single use plastic bags and require a small fee on paper bags which would need to be made from recycled material. The vote was 4 to 2. The bill is now scheduled to be heard in the Senate Appropriations Committee.

Check out more here http://www.environmentcalifornia.org/news/cae/statewide-plastic-bag-ban-breezes-through-key-senate-committee

Toxic Flame Retardants

By | Dan Jacobson
Legislative Director

We have been fighting for YEARS to reduce our exposure to dangerous chemicals. For too loing we have seen stories about dirty air, polluted water, and toxics in our home- even in our cribs and baby products. How very frustrating.

We have the Momentum

By | Dan Jacobson
Legislative Director

Local communities are taking action to ban single use plastic bags.

LA Battles Bag Ban

By | Dan Jacobson
Legislative Director

In a unanimous decision on Wednesday April 4th, the LA City Council Environment and Energy Committee called for a policy statement for environmental review of an ordinance banning both paper and plastic.

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