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    Prop. 65 in 60 seconds

    Prop. 65 says that if grocery stores charge for plastic bags that money should go to the environment. But environmental groups say that the plastic bag industry is behind this…

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    By Caitlin Shamberg • Sep 7, 2016 • 1 min read

    Prop. 65 says that if grocery stores charge for plastic bags that money should go to the environment. But environmental groups say that the plastic bag industry is behind this plan and that no one should profit from the selling of plastic bags.

    Watch Prop. 65 explained in 60 seconds

    Election day is November 8, and while all eyes are on the presidential campaign, California voters also face 17 propositions on the ballot.

    Over the next few months we’ll be featuring explainers from KCET anchor Val Zavala to help you navigate the long list of propositions.

    Find more over at KCET’s Ballot Brief.

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      Caitlin Shamberg

      KCRW

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