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Bill Would Boost the Environment and Ban Single-Use Plastic Bags

The bill would also restrict disposable food-service items and direct revenue from paper bag fees to a state plastics fund.

Summary by The Sun (Lowell)
BOSTON — The Senate plans to vote next week on a policy-heavy $3.64 billion environmental borrowing bill that looks to pump state money into climate resilience improvements, land conservation efforts, clean water and more.

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Plastic bags face a possible state-wide ban in Massachusetts, a measure aimed at achieving a more uniform policy across the state. More than 160 communities in the state of Massachusetts already have local prohibitions; however, this state-wide ban is part of a broader bill—the "Mass Ready Act," which addresses environmental issues and includes the allocation of millions of dollars to protect drinking water and water infrastructure, as well as $…

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The Sun Chronicle broke the news on Wednesday, April 8, 2026.
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