Tasmania Left Alone Without Single-use Plastics Ban
South Australia’s soy sauce fish container ban has taken effect.
South Australia’s soy sauce fish container ban has taken effect.
I rise to draw attention to actions being taken in Bass to reduce landfill and to help people live more sustainably and in ways that care for the earth.
I asked the minister about incentives to transition away from the use of single-use plastics and what he had funded in the Budget for this.
What is the commencement date for the statewide ban on problematic single use plastics?
It is well understood throughout the community how damaging plastic can be to marine life.
The Greens will be bringing our Single-use Plastics Bill on for debate next week in Parliament. We can’t keep waiting for the Liberals to act.
Today the Greens tabled the Waste and Resource Recovery Amendment (Single-Use Plastics) Bill 2022.
The Minister for Environment Roger Jaensch is responsible for devastating cuts of over $33.75 million in waste initiatives across the next four years.
It is part of a package that needs to occur to send a clear message and to set a culture in Tasmania that supports a clean, green brand.
The decision by Hobart City Council to pass a by-law that will phase-out and then end single-use takeaway plastics welcome news.