Tired of seeing bags on your streets and beaches? Coastkeeper is working hard to rally support for Assembly Bill 1998, which would help Californians shift to reusable bags and reduce plastic bags making their way into our ocean. The bill passed the state assembly and is now in Senate committees. You can help by calling and also sending an email to your senator. If you are from a business that would be in support of getting rid of bags or have any questions about the bill, please contact Coastkeeper’s marine debris coordinator.
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