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Less Plastic With 'Bags for Life'? Try Again, Campaign Groups Say - The New York Times
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All retailers in Japan required to charge fee for plastic bags from July 1 - The Mainichi
Bahrain to ban single-use plastic bags from September | Arab News
Are Tote Bags Good for the Environment? - The Atlantic
