Starting Today, You Could Get Fined for Bringing Single-Use Plastics to Capri
Mayor Gianni De Martino has approved an order banning all single-use plastics that aren’t biodegradable as of Wednesday, May 1.
Source: thepointsguy.com
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The Big Debate: Should single-use plastics be banned? | The Star
Plastic bans are increasing around the world, a necessary step to save our environment, writes Sarah King of Greenpeace Canada. Angela Logomasini of the Competitive Enterprise Institute argues that, although well meaning, such bans create more problem than they solve.