I'd wonder if they really have the authority to do that, too. Don't get me wrong, I'm all for businesses themselves deciding to switch to more environment-friendly alternatives to petroleum-made plastics such as biodegradable plastics. However, I'm really not sure if a city can tell businesses to do that or not. We'll probably only know if a court gets in and decides whether governments can have this kind of authority.
I'd wonder if they really have the authority to do that, too. Don't get me wrong, I'm all for businesses themselves deciding to switch to more environment-friendly alternatives to petroleum-made plastics such as biodegradable plastics. However, I'm really not sure if a city can tell businesses to do that or not. We'll probably only know if a court gets in and decides whether governments can have this kind of authority.
Right, especially because it's an environmental issue. It's not like they are the EPA. Isn't there a congressional bill that authorizes the EPA to exist? It's not like congress also authorized random city councils.
Right, especially because it's an environmental issue. It's not like they are the EPA. Isn't there a congressional bill that authorizes the EPA to exist? It's not like congress also authorized random city councils.
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