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This Supermarket Fights Plastic Pollution By Putting Embarrassing Quotes On Single Use Bags
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Embarrassing Plastic Grocery Bags Become Collectors' Items
Anti-Plastic Bag Activists Have a New Weapon: Shame
East West Market owner David Lee Kwen holds a plastic bag with a slogan in Vancouver, Thursday, June 13, 2019. In a effort to reduce the use of plastic bags, East West
Plastic bag bans are back, and retailers are scrambling to restock alternatives - The Boston Globe
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East West Market's embarrassing plastic bags prove popular
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Supermarket Shames People With Embarrassing Plastic Bags To Fight Pollution | The Woody Show
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Here's A List Of Every City In The US To Ban Plastic Bags, Will Your City Be Next?
