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Jacksonville, Florida, Plastic Regulations

Jacksonville is a water wonderland. The city has the longest shoreline in the state, and the St. Johns River, the…

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Tampa, Florida, Plastic Regulations

Tampa is the third-largest city in Florida. It’s a major business center, and as part of the Tampa Bay Area,…

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New York State Plastic Regulations

New York is the fourth most populous state in the United States and home to the most densely populated city…

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New York City Plastic Regulations

New York City has been taking measures to prevent large volumes of plastic from ending up in landfills, incinerators, the…

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Plastic Regulations in Gainesville, Florida 

As the home of the University of Florida, Gainesville is a city full of history and natural beauty. It’s vital…

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All About Florida’s Plastic Regulations

Plastic bags may be inexpensive to produce and convenient to use, but they are a major source of pollution. When…

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Santa Monica Plastic Regulations

The city of Santa Monica has a longstanding commitment to the environment, and it’s set a goal to achieve zero…

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Los Angeles Plastic Regulations

The city of Los Angeles and the wider LA county have been trying to fight an ongoing battle against single-use…

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Biobased Products and Policies in the US and EU

Biobased products are becoming preferred as the world turns away from all things petroleum-based. As consumers and businesses look for more sustainable alternatives to items usually made from plastic, USDA-identified biobased products exist in 139 categories of goods—except for food, fuel, and feed.

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