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Beware of Zombie Baggers
At grocery stores across the country, a new breed of Zombie has emerged with an insatiable desire to wrap everything in plastic bags. Referred to as Zombie Baggers, these creatures are known to bag anything in front of them. Dr. Ali Khan from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention recommends shoppers to be alert. Many shoppers have found that
Bag Ban Infographic – 54% of World’s Population Live in a Bag Ban / Fee Zone!
The movement away from single-use bags is gaining momentum with 54% of the world now living in bag ban / fee zones!
ChicoBag – Making an Impact!
Impact Numbers: Since Earth Day 2005, it has been ChicoBag’s mission to help humanity kick the single use bag habit. So far, they have helped at least 1.8 million people(1) significantly reduce their single-use bag consumption by an estimated 779 MILLION plastic bags(2), enough if tied end to end would circle the earth 6 times(3). That is a lot of
Bag Monsters love swimming in LA river
Bag Monsters love to swim in the LA River. Thanks to a few state senators, we, the plastics still can! For now… Read this article for news regarding California State potential future banning of single-use plastic bags…Read This
Bisbee, AZ – You’re a Busy Bee!
I am an ANGRY BAG MONSTER. Among the many new happenings of recent bag bans, Bisbee, Arizona is the first city in AZ to be so close ban single-use plastic bags (article here). A recent vote moved a potential ban into forward motion. Whatever you do, DON’T go to this Facebook page and like it! Bag Monsters must prevail. What is so
Legislation
Bag Ban Infographic – 54% of World’s Population Live in a Bag Ban / Fee Zone!
The movement away from single-use bags is gaining momentum with 54% of the world now living in bag ban / fee zones!
Sued by Plastic
Plastic Bag Lobby – Files Another Lawsuit – This time against Santa Cruz, California
As you know, the single use disposable plastic bag has a major design flaw. It becomes windblown litter despite proper disposal. They fly out of trash cans, garbage trucks and landfills and litter our landscape at great cost to tax payers and our economy. The makers of these bags, instead of addressing the design flaw in their product, have instead