Weekly Link Round-Up: 09/04/09

• Auckland supermarkets take a giant step backwards and crumbles under pressure to stop charging for plastic bags. [New Zealand Herald]
• Santa Cruz fights the scourge of plastic bags. [Santa Cruz Sentinel]
• A small New York town makes reusable bags a bullet point at the last town hall meeting. [Riverhead News-Review]
• What does “going green” mean? Lots of things, but here is a reminder of ten important points. [Biofuels Watch]
• Want to take a more active role in your recycling habits? Here’s how. [Mahogany Butterfly]
• Santa Cruz demands an overhaul on the way we treat our oceans. [Santa Cruz.com]
• A bag ban begins along the coast of North Carolina. [News 14 Carolina]
• City officials in Madison vote to approve a new recycling program for plastic bags. [WKOW]
• Supermarkets in Spain begin to cut back on plastics. [Monsters and Critics]

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