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Who’s Really Green?
By Mark Evans | May 2, 2007
While grocery retailer Loblaws should get kudos for trying to be more green by, among other things, encouraging people to buy reusable bags for 99 cents, what about the idea of recycling or, heaven forbid, get rid plastic bags altogether. You figure with all the “green” technology being developed, someone would come up with a bio-degradeable plastic bag, and that large grocery retailers would champion their use. It’s good to see more businesses become more environmentally-conscious but there’s so much more they could do.
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