Committed to helping people live more lightly on the earth, Bagnesia simply reminds us to grab our reusable bags. Lucky us, they are giving away a Reusable Bag Reminder Kit to one Stylish Giving reader. Just in time for the holidays, these make perfect stocking stuffers, teacher gifts, secret Santa gifts, hostess gifts... a thoughtful, long lasting gift that truly keeps on giving. To enter, tell us one reason plastic and paper bags are bad for the environment and post it in a comment below. Not sure, simply choose one from Bagnesia's list of Envirofacts. Don't forget to include your e-mail address so I can contact you if you win. The winner will be announced on Friday, December 4th.
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ReplyDeletePlastic bags are a BAD idea all around. I recently lived in Scotland for a bit where the grocery stores stopped offering plastic bags and I LOVED it, they also offered reward points for returning unused ones. When I returned to the States I was shocked that this practice was not as wide spread as I had hoped. Switching to re-useable bags saves energy and is so much healthier for the environment and it is one easy way we can each feel like we're making difference. I vote "YES'' for re-useable bags!!!
ReplyDeletecfurmanchin{at}gmail{dot}com
Plastic bags are bad for so many reasons. The potential harm to wildlife and the landfill problem is major.
ReplyDeleteReuseable bags are the way to go!!
wendybaker28@bellsouth.net
plastic never disinagrates :( bad, bad plastic!
ReplyDeleteBreanne Zebrowski
A plastic shopping bag can take anywhere from 15 to 1000 years to decompose, they are risk for photo degradation, light exposure dissolving them into toxic polymer particles...AND..Over a lifetime, use of reusable bags by just one person would save over 22,000 plastic bags!!!!
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