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San Diego is preparing to enforce its long-awaited foam ban. Who might get a reprieve?
With enforcement of San Diego's new ban on polystyrene foam food trays, pool toys and more scheduled to take effect April 1, city officials are scrambling to coach affected businesses, clarify the complex regulations and consider emergency waiver requests.
https://phys.org/news/2023-03-san-diego-long-awaited-foam-reprieve.html
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great news
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Dear Edwin wangombe Thank you for getting your climate love to level 2! We have reached out to City of San Diego and requested a response. I will keep you updated on any progress! /Adam We Don't Have Time
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This is the right thing to do to safeguard marine life and human lives too.
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I applaud @SanDiego for taking this step to protect our environment. Foam waste is a major problem in our oceans and reducing its use can help reduce pollution and protect wildlife. All businesses must eventually comply with the ban and I hope more cities will adopt similar measures in the future.
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It's important that we continue to work towards reducing the use of plastic products, and this ban is a great start.
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The way to move let's other countries also follow
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This is the way to go!
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More cities should join this enforcement.We would not want people to damage their well being by consuming seafood or death of more marine life.
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Right direction @sanDiego, more countries should join the fight
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This will save marine life. Kudos @SanDiego city
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amazing