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Would banning single-use plastics actually do more harm than good for low-income families?
As 2026 brings rising living costs and new plastic regulations, low-income families face a tough trade-off between environmental goals and everyday affordability. Cast your vote to weigh the real-world impact of banning single-use plastics.
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