There are much larger, sweeping laws other than a bag fee that impact us. Unseen but there, they shape our behavior.

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Connecticut environmentalists raised their reusable water bottles for a toast when Public Act 19-117 was passed six years ago, phasing out single-use plastic bags at checkouts.

The earliest plastic bag policies in the U.S. were implemented around 2007, researchers say, but an uptick in the mid-2010s more directly led to the policies analyzed in the study.

Paper bag waste skyrocketed by tens of millions of pounds. “Reusable” plastic bags were discarded after just a few trips, adding even more plastic to existing pollution.