Voters at several upcoming town meetings will soon weigh bans on the commercial sale of single-use plastic water bottles, as well as a new initiative to ban single-use plastics for take-out food. Nonprofit Sustainable Practices led the articles, and Executive Director and Economist Madhavi Venkatesan joins Sunday Journal this week to discuss exactly what the bans would mean for residents, and how they factor into a warming climate and the long-term health impacts of plastics.
Sunday Journal – Towns Weighing Single-Use Plastic Bans with Madhavi Venkatesan
March 23, 2023
From The CapeCod.com NewsCenter
- WATCH: Whale Watching Season Begins, Learn More about Cape Cod Whales!
- Barnstable Sheriff’s Deputies Honored For Life-Saving Actions
- Ptown Election: Select Board Incumbent Keeps Seat, Redevelopment Project Funding Approved
- Cape Cod Chamber Of Commerce Forms New Canal Bridges Advocacy Group
- Massachusetts Turning a Former Prison into a Shelter for Homeless Families
- Military Hearing Officer Deciding Whether to Recommend Court-Martial for Pentagon Leaker
- WATCH: Sandwich Looking to Connect Boardwalk Planks with Donors by End of Summer
- PHOTOS: Right Whale Last Scene in Cape Cod Bay Spotted Entangled off Canada
- Orleans Passes Largest Ever Town Budget, Chatham Wrestles Airport Planning
- Seaside Le Mans Announces 2024 Beneficiaries
- Substation Transformer Responsible for Sandwich, Bourne Power Outages
- Sandwich Boardwalk Plank Reconnection Program Ending Soon
- Brewster Town Meeting Voters Approve Sea Camps Plans