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Green Bag Campaign

What would you do with $1 million? Here’s what the ACC is using it for. Full Article The American Chemistry Council has given another $300,000 to fight an effort to charge Seattle shoppers 20 cents for each disposable paper or plastic bag. That brings the group's total contributions to the anti-bag fee campaign to over $1 million. The contribution reported Wednesday comes days after the council, which represents the plastic industry, gave an additional $500,000 to the Coalition to Stop The Bag Tax. The Seattle City Council passed an ordinance last year requiring supermarkets, drugstores and convenience stores to charge a 20-cent bag fee, but the opposition group collected enough signatures to put the question before voters Aug. 18. The pro-bag fee group, the Seattle Green Bag campaign, has so far raised about $64,000.


Do Your part, Get your Seattle Surfrider Chapter Reusable bag. They're cool and great for the environment.

Melanie M. & Annie L. model our reusable bags at the
2008 Clean Water Classic

The Seattle Chapter of the Surfrider Foundation has joined the reusable bag revolution. We also have a new chapter t-shirt design. Pick one or both up at the next Surfrider meeting or event.

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