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		<title>By: 10 tips for a bumper crop &#124; made by nelle</title>
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		<description>[...] Bring your own shopping bag. San Francisco was the first city in the U.S.A. to ban plastic shopping bags in 2007 with Los Angeles following the lead by imposing first a 25 cents tax on each bag provided by a supermarket or large pharmacy and then a ban that took effect in July this year. These initiatives have been a green success getting millions of the plastic nasties of the streets and out of our waterways. There is even a statewide ban on single use bags in the works for 2012. And if you are in any doubt about the harmful environmental impact of single use plastic bags just take a quick look at some of these figures and visit Onebagatatime.com and read this. [...]</description>
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