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The Just Bag It! project held a YouTube Video contest in early 2010, and is now accepting entries for a second round of creative videos. Click here for more information.
Just Bag It! is a pollution source reduction program aimed at reducing the use of plastic bags. Watch this page for ongoing program activities and results.
UpcomingPartners
Just Bag It! thanks the following project partners for their fantastic support:
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Participants
Participants have been incredibly supportive in reducing the use of plastic bags. And many of the program's participants are living proof that even if a business does not use plastic bags there are many different ways to creatively practice environmental sustainability. Thank you!
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The Just Bag It! temporary public art project, by artist Sheila Kelley, was installed during A Month of Art in Hailey. (The month of July has been proclaimed A Month of Art by the Hailey City Council.) Sheila's project was on display at Albertsons for two weeks and at Atkinson's for two weeks. The project's primary material is used plastic bags.
The sculpture is now making its way to the Hailey Farmer's & Artist's Market, so if you missed it in July, you can see it at the market!
Publications
Just Bag It! Brochure ( English)
Just Bag It! Brochure (Spanish)
Paper or Plastic . . . or Neither
Why Shouldn't We Use Plastic Bags?
Key Findings from San Francisco and Seattle
Resources
US Environmental Protection Agency
Wisconsin Dept. of Natural Resources, FAQ About Plastic Bags
Environmental Protection Agency Quarterly Progress Reports
Other Reports
Our Town Coverage of Bag Free Day
Just Bag It! has been funded wholly or in part by the United States Environmental Protection Agency under assistance agreement X1-00J05301 to City of Hailey. The contents of this website do not necessarily reflect the views and policies of the Environmental Protection Agency, nor does mention of trade names of commercial products constitute endorsement or recommendation for use.