Government
Feb. 10, 2012
More cities ban plastic bags
Laguna Beach and Dana Point city councils voted this week to ban single-use plastic bags, joining roughly 20 other California cities that have already adopted such bans.
By Ben Adlin
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Laguna Beach and Dana Point city councils voted this week to ban single-use plastic bags, joining roughly 20 other California cities that have already passed such bans. Dana Point also voted to ban polystyrene, or plastic foam containers. The measures will take effect next year. San Francisco officials also voted to expand that city's ban on plastic bags. The Board of Supervisors approved extending the ban to restaurants, boutiques an...
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