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I think plastic bags should not banned,

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First of all plastic bags should not be banned at all. Plastic bags are safer/healthier to use.

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Plastic bags should not be banned. First of all, plastic bags can be very useful in public life. Lots of people bring their plastic bags to the store multiple times to use them, instead of getting more plastic bags each time. many people also used them as

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1. Plastic bags can also be healthier to use. Germs from raw meat and vegetables can live a lot longer on cloth or paper bags than they do on plastic bags.

2.  Some people take plastic bags back to the store the next time they shop. Others pack their lunches in them. And many people use them to pick up after their dogs.

3. Some stores are trying bags made from more Earth-friendly materials, like corn.

4. Of all the sins of supermarkets, it is hilarious that plastic bags are the main cause of people's concern.

5. Plastic bags have a bad reputation, but banning them could have some surprising negative effects. A ban could lead to less convenience in day-to-day life and even have economical repercussions without making a truly significant improvement to the environment.

6. Plastic bags are stronger and cheaper to make. They are light and easy to use and store.

7. If the ban does not also cover paper bags, it is likely that retailers may experience an increased demand for paper bags immediately following the introduction of a ban.

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NO PLASTIC BAGS SHOULD NOT BE BANNED!!!!!

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NO PLASTIC BAGS SHOULD NOT BE BANNED!!!!!

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2. Emma ~1. Plastic bags can also be healthier to use. Germs from raw meat and vegetables can live a lot longer on cloth or paper bags than they do on plastic bags.
1. Juliana~2.  Some people take plastic bags back to the store the next time they shop. Others pack their lunches in them. And many people use them to pick up after their dogs.
Peter~ 3. Some stores are trying bags made from more Earth-friendly materials, like corn.
Emma~4. Of all the sins of supermarkets, it is hilarious that plastic bags are the main cause of people's concern.
3. Juliana~5. Plastic bags have a bad reputation, but banning them could have some surprising negative effects. A ban could lead to less convenience in day-to-day life and even have economical repercussions without making a truly significant improvement to the environment.
Peter~6. Plastic bags are stronger and cheaper to make. They are light and easy to use in store
Emma~7. If the ban does not also cover paper bags, it is likely that retailers may experience an increased demand for paper bags immediately following the introduction of a ban.

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(Theo)- Plastic Bags Should Be Banned because they take hundreds of years to decompose and releases toxins into the soil and water in the process.
You might think that but,  (Bao)- Over 100,000 animals are suspected of coming to this unfortunate end throughout the world every single year, on both land and in our oceans. Yes but... (Theo)- Only 1% of all plastic bags are recycled, with most heading for landfill, or worse, our oceans.
(Bao)-  Plastic bags which pollute our oceans have a bad habit of killing sea turtles in particular.
(Theo)- There are many places that they can be taken to be recycled, but in reality figures show that only 1% of all plastic bags are recycled, with most heading for landfill, or worse, our oceans.

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1. There are many places that they can be taken to be recycled, but in reality figures show that only 1% of all plastic bags are recycled, with most heading for landfill, or worse, our oceans.

2. Plastic bags tend to disrupt the environment in a serious way
3.  If the ban does not also cover paper bags, it is likely that retailers may experience an increased demand for paper bags immediately following the introduction of a ban.
4. But perhaps a bigger problem is the sheer number of plastic bags that we consume globally, (the current estimates are 500 million to 1Bn throughout the entire world).

5. The non-profit Worldwatch Institute reports that at least 267 species of marine wildlife are known to have suffered from entanglement or ingestion of marine debris, most of which is composed of plastic; tens of thousands of whales, birds, seals and turtles die every year from contact with ocean-borne plastic bags.
6. Plastic bags tend to disrupt the environment in a serious way
7. Plastic can take hundreds of years to decompose and releases toxins into the soil and water in the process.
8. Plastic bags which pollute our oceans have a bad habit of killing sea turtles in particular.

1. reusable bags made from recycled materials like, non-woven polypropylene or RPET, have a positive environmental impact.

2. Over 100,000 animals are suspected of coming to this unfortunate end throughout the world every single year, on both land and in our oceans.

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https://greenerideal.com/news/environment/0613-how-do-plastic-bags-affect-our-environment/

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/do-plastic-bag-bans-work/

https://wellnessmama.com/105581/alternatives-plastic-bags/

https://www.conserve-energy-future.com/reasons-why-plastic-bags-should-be-banned.php

https://action.scholastic.com/issues/2016-17/110116/should-we-ban-plastic-bags-.html

http://www.bagtheban.com/multimedia/item/the-truth-about-plastic-bags

http://www.factorydirectpromos.com/blog/what-are-the-effects-of-banning-plastic-bags

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YES PLASTIC BAGS SHOULD BE BANNED! (Debate Section)

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YES PLASTIC BAGS SHOULD BE BANNED! (Debate Section)

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1. Plastic can take hundreds of years to decompose and releases toxins into the soil and water in the process.
2. Over 100,000 animals are suspected of coming to this unfortunate end throughout the world every single year, on both land and in our oceans.
3.  But perhaps a bigger problem is the sheer number of plastic bags that we consume globally, (the current estimates are 500 million to 1Bn throughout the entire world).
4. The non-profit Worldwatch Institute reports that at least 267 species of marine wildlife are known to have suffered from entanglement or ingestion of marine debris, most of which is composed of plastic; tens of thousands of whales, birds, seals and turtles die every year from contact with ocean-borne plastic bags.
5. Reusable bags made from recycled materials like, non-woven polypropylene or RPET, have a positive environmental impact.
6. Plastic bags tend to disrupt the environment in a serious way
7. Only 1% of all plastic bags are recycled, with most heading for landfill, or worse, our oceans.