Seattle Chapter
    of the Surfrider Foundation

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Green Bag Campaign

We unfortunately lost this campaign. However, keep checking back for a new campaign.

The Green Bag Campaign Home Page.

The Seattle Green Bag Campaign is part of the Surfrider Foundation's Rise Above Plastics Program. For more info go to Rise Above Plastics.org

General Campaign Info

What would you do with $1 million? Here's what the ACC is using it for. Full Article The American Chemistry Council has given another $300,000 to fight an effort to charge Seattle shoppers 20 cents for each disposable paper or plastic bag. That brings the group's total contributions to the anti-bag fee campaign to over $1 million. The contribution reported Wednesday comes days after the council, which represents the plastic industry, gave an additional $500,000 to the Coalition to Stop The Bag Tax. The Seattle City Council passed an ordinance last year requiring supermarkets, drugstores and convenience stores to charge a 20-cent bag fee, but the opposition group collected enough signatures to put the question before voters Aug. 18. The pro-bag fee group, the Seattle Green Bag campaign, has so far raised about $64,000.


Do Your part, Get your Seattle Surfrider Chapter Reusable bag. They're cool and great for the environment. and only $5.00.


Melanie M. & Annie L. model our reusable bags at the
2008 Clean Water Classic

The Seattle Chapter of the Surfrider Foundation has joined the reusable bag revolution. Pick one up at the next Surfrider meeting or event.


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