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“We Have Created A Plastic Problem”

December 24, 2015August 6, 2020 saveourshoresLeave a commentEducation, Uncategorizedplastic bag ban, plastic pollution, sb270, scotts valley, Scotts Valley High School

2016 IS QUICKLY APPROACHING, and with it a new vote on the California Plastic bag ban. This ban had already been passed in 2014. However a recent increase in plastic bag supporters, specifically those in the industry of making plastic Read More

The Stubborn and Selfish City of Scotts Valley

December 11, 2015August 6, 2020 saveourshoresLeave a commentEducation, UncategorizedBan The Bag, california, cartoon, plastic bag ban, santa cruz county, sb270, scotts valley, Scotts Valley High School

IT IS ABSURD and disturbing to know that Scotts Valley is the ONLY city in Santa Cruz County that still supports and accepts the horrendous single-use plastic bag. Not only do these bags end up in our nation’s trash cans; but in Read More

Plastic Bag Ban Under Attack

January 29, 2015 saveourshoresLeave a commentUncategorizedbag ban, ballot, big plastic, california, california ban, plastic bag ban, plastic bag industry, plastic bags, referendum, repeal, sb270, statewide ban

The California State Legislature became the first in the nation to approve a plastic bag ban in August of 2014, and on Sept. 30, 2014, Governor Jerry Brown signed the bill into law. It was a proud moment for Save Our Read More

Ban Plastic Bags

January 1, 2015August 6, 2020 saveourshoresLeave a commentEducation, Uncategorizedplastic bag ban, plastic pollution, scotts valley, Scotts Valley High School

WE ARE ENEMIES of the environment. Though many of us have seen and experienced our affect on the environment first hand, we continue to ignore the true intention of our being. We are the creators of many things, but the Read More

Help Ban Plastic Bags!

September 8, 2014 saveourshoresLeave a commentUncategorizedbag ban, governor jerry brown, jerry brown, plastic bag ban, plastic bags, sand city, scotts valley

SB270—the state bill commonly referred to as the plastic bag ban—passed the legislature last week and now awaits Governor Jerry Brown’s signature. You can help by calling or writing to the Governor to encourage his signature. He has said that he “may” sign Read More

Monterey County Passes Plastic Bag Ban

July 30, 2014 saveourshoresLeave a commentUncategorizedmonterey county, Plastic, plastic bag, plastic bag ban

Last night, the Monterey County Board of Supervisors unanimously passed an ordinance to prohibit retailers from distributing single-use plastic bags in the unincorporated county. The ordinance also stated that the stores would be required to charge a fee for all Read More

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