Bill would ban single-use plastic bags in Delaware
(WorldNews Environment)

Gov. John Carney is joined by students of North Star Elementary School (Hockessin) to announce the Earth Day proclamation at the Smyrna Rest Area. (Special to the Delaware State News/Ariane Mueller) SMYRNA - Legislation introduced Thursday would ban single-use plastic bags like those commonly offered at many stores, from supermarkets to gas stations. House Bill 130 would restrict establishments from giving customers bags that are `made from non-compostable plastic and not specifically designed and manufactured to be reusable.` The measure would go into effect Jan. 1, 2021, and would still allow businesses to provide paper, fabric or reusable plastic bags. The proposal would apply only to...