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University of California to Eliminate Unnecessary Plastics by 2030

2021-01-19 20:09:00| Waste Age

The University of California will begin to phase out single-use plastics, which includes plastic bags in retail and dining locations and single-use plastic food service items and plastic bottles, with the goal of eliminating all unnecessary plastics

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