a. What UN Sustainable Development Goals would a plastic bag ban satisfy? b. If paper bags are subsequently substituted for plastic bags, what would some unintended consequences be as a result?
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- A plastic bag ban primarily supports **Goal 12: Responsible Consumption and Production**, as it promotes sustainable practices by reducing plastic waste and encouraging the use of more sustainable alternatives. - It also aligns with **Goal 14: Life Below Show more…
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