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Who banned plastic bags in Bangladesh?
the Bangladesh government
What cities in Texas have banned plastic bags?
miami
If you banned plastic bags would it change humans life span?
It depends... technically if we banned plastic bags (therein, stopping using them) then our Earth would live longer and so would we! It depends... technically if we banned plastic bags (therein, stopping using them) then our Earth would live longer and so would we!
What is the government doing to prevent plastic in India?
the government of india has banned the use of plastic bags.
What are the Indian cities which have banned the use of plastic bags?
mumbai and kolkata
Why plastic bags are banned in delhi?
the way plastic bags are so commonly used in every shops and grocery stories , it can be easily concluded that thereis no ban on plastics in delhi.
Should paper bags replace plastic bags world wide?
Yes, because it is harmful to our environment.. :)
Are plastic bags banned in Pakistan?
Lol hell no. Why would they be. Look Pakistan is strict but not this much.
Should plastic bags banned from production?
yes because they kill everything human and fish alike
Why was plastic bags banned from California?
plastic bag are banned because they are harmful to the animal they might end up in the ocean and the fishes will die because they ate it and us as humans we have to keep the environment clean
Why shouldnt plastic bags be banned?
Plastic has become a part of our life. If we ban the use of it, it may cause a hindrance in our daily life. For eg. If you remove plastic bag you can use paper or fiber bags.. But what you will do in case of electrical appliances like T.V. It cant be of paper it may be of metal but that may increase the risk of getting electric shock... So its use can be reduced but cant banned, it can be banned but only its bag.
What is the plastic item that has been banned in South Australia and is going to be banned in Tasmania?
South Australia has had a ban on the use of lightweight checkout-style plastic bags since October 2008. Tasmania is likely to also ban the use of such plastic bags in the near future, with the Tasmanian Minister for Environment, Parks and Heritage planning to take a proposal to Cabinet to implement a ban, as of November 2010.
