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No more BPA in sippy cups.

Gov. Brown signed a bill, which we supported, that prevents companies from using this potentially toxic chemical to make baby bottles and sippy cups. 

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Pasadena bans plastic bags.

Pasadena became the 14th California county, city or town to ban disposable plastic bags. These local bans have an immediate impact to keep Plastic out of the ocean, while building momentum for a statewide ban. We need your help to finish the job. 

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A reprieve for 220 state parks.

Your action and support will help us keep our state parks open—just like we helped save 220 state parks from closing back in 2009.

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Grand Canyon saved from toxic mining—for now.

Faced with mining threats to the Grand Canyon, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar placed a temporary moratorium on new mining claims near the canyon's borders. Environment California helped rally the more than 300,000 people who urged Sec. Salazar to take this action. Now we need to show that same support and more for Yosemite. 

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Report highlights plastic pollution.

Our report, "Leading the Way to a Clean Ocean," highlights the damage caused by plastic pollution and notes that more than 80 local and national governments worldwide have taken action to address the problem by banning or imposing fees on disposable plastic bags. Staff member Ben Davis, (shown with State Assemblymember Das Williams, left) released the report in Santa Barbara. 

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