Youngkin rolls back Northam’s limits on single-use plastics
Gov. Glenn Youngkin signs the executive order at a recycling business in Chesterfield County. (Credit: Governor’s office livestream)
Avoiding single-use plastic bottles and bags can be hard if it’s the only option around. State agencies had tried to phase them out, but those plans seem to be over now. Jahd Khalil has this report.
You can read Youngkin’s entire executive order here.
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