Victory in Oregon: No More Plastic Bags at Checkout

Explore Oregon's groundbreaking step towards sustainability with the passage of Senate Bill 551, banning all plastic film bags at checkout by 2027. Learn how this move builds on the state's 2020 single-use plastic bag ban and aligns with broader efforts across the U.S. to combat plastic pollution. Discover the bipartisan support behind this initiative and the environmental, economic, and social implications it brings. From personal responsibility to innovative solutions, this victory marks a pivotal moment in creating a greener, cleaner future.

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