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A Year-End Shell-ebration! November 2016—That time California voters did an amazing thing, helping ocean animals by passing Prop 67 for a plastic-free ocean! Thank you!
Read more about it!
We all know how I feel about the Plastic Bag Law and how happy I was yesterday to see the checkers learning how to open paper bags. Today I was at Safeway and of course the good people of Concord are going to take months to learn to remember to take the canvas bag out of the car so until things calm down I'm paying forward the cost of one paper bag for the next customer who forgot theirs.
I don't know if any of you were affected by Prop 67 but it's a gesture and makes me feel better about all the times I got in trouble for asking the checker to please take my purchases (and canvas bag) out of the plastic bag.
It's a dime. I have dimes.
On Propositions 65 and 67
Heyo me Californian friends!
Friendly reminder that regardless on how you vote on 65, you should vote yes on 67. Prop 67 proposes a mandatory $0.10 fee on plastic bags in order to reduce plastic waste and encourage the use of reusable bags. Profits from 67 can be allocated wherever the grocery store wishes. Prop 65 is not in opposition to 67, but adds that those profits are redirected towards environmental programs. It was introduced by plastic companies in order to confuse voters. Once again 65 and 67 are not in opposition in the way that 62 and 66 are.
TL;DR: Yes on 67, whatever you want on 65.
P.S. I’m doing my own research on propositions and senatorial candidates, so if you want relatively unbiased explanations on anything before you vote, hit me up. Also check out https://calmatters.org/elections/ and http://voterguide.sos.ca.gov/en/propositions for further reading. The exact wording of the propositions can be found on the sidebar of the second link.
Remember to go out and vote, friends!