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Governor Scott has signed S.113 into law, effectively banning single-use plastics across Vermont. This achievement belongs to the individuals who advocated for a cleaner environment in our state. We must now turn our attention toward ensuring that local businesses have the resources needed for a smooth transition to sustainable alternatives.

August 3, 2019

Support S.113 - Ban Single-Use Plastics in Vermont

Support S.113 - Ban Single-Use Plastics in Vermont

🏆 Won — 222 supporters Verified

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Started by Beyond Plastics 7 years, 4 months ago

The Vermont State is considering passing a very important bill, S.113, the most comprehensive environmental bill on plastic pollution in the nation. S.113, if passed, will ban plastic straws, plastic bags and polystyrene (Styrofoam) altogether in the state. The Vermont State Legislature has passed legislation. We are now calling on Governor Phil Scott to sign S.113 into a law.

With 8 million tons of plastic flowing into the oceans, we do not want more plastics. Support the S.113. Help us ban single-use plastic products and apply a fee on paper bags to ensure a shift to reusable products in the Green Mountain State.

Updates

May 22, 2019

The momentum behind this initiative continues to grow as more residents call on the Governor to take action. This progress demonstrates that our community is ready to embrace sustainable alternatives to single-use plastics.

Reached 100 supporters

May 22, 2019

21 Comments

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Tom Ingram
7 years ago Featured

Sick of seeing plastic bags stuck in the trees on my walk to work. End it now.

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Sarah Johnston
7 years ago Featured

Styrofoam is literally everywhere in our trash. Governor Scott needs to sign this already.

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Emily Grant
7 years ago Featured

WHY ARE WE STILL USING PLASTIC STRAWS IN 2019?? VOTE YES.

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Robert Henderson
7 years ago Featured

The plastics industry is on track to burn 14 % of the world's remaining carbon budget.

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Jessica Malhotra
7 years ago Featured

Our oceans are dying because of all this plastic waste. Do the right thing.

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Mark Fuentes
7 years ago Featured

Too much garbage in our beautiful state. Ban this stuff.

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Hang Pham
7 years ago

Yes

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Alex
7 years ago

no plastic to save the earth