It's probably not practical to implement something like this city by city, it has to be statewide or countrywide. That link also states a "higher carbon footpr

It's probably not practical to implement something like this city by city, it has to be statewide or countrywide. That link also states a "higher carbon footprint" for the reusable bags if not reused. I believe the core argument for banning disposable bags, straws, etc is because these throwaway items end up on the sides of highways or in rivers and beaches. If ALL of your trash ends up in a landfill instead of out in the environment, the higher carbon footprint to manufacture them is worth it.